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More than 5 million new U.S. businesses were started in the U.S. last year — and startup founders need to be wary of the legal obstacles that could derail their success.

Would-be Life at Sea cruise passengers saw their dreams capsize before the ship even set sail.

Chick-fil-A is one of the most popular restaurant chains in the nation — but that wasn't enough for some locals.

The combined complaint originated from a California lawsuit filed in 2021.

The documents list individuals previously connected to the convicted sex offender but contain no alleged misconduct so far.

Register now for our webinar on January 25th as our experts dive into the critical details of the Corporate Transparency Act and how you can protect your business from fines and legal problems.

She claims Reese's Peanut Butter Pumpkins are missing the "cute" face shown on its package.

Working as an expert witness can be one of the best side gigs out there if you have true expertise in one of a very long list of industries.

Apple will discontinue sales of the Apple Watch Series 9 and Apple Watch Ultra 2 in the U.S. following a patent dispute with the health tech company, Masimo.

The NLRB has delayed implementing the controversial rule until February 2024, giving more time for opponents, including the International Franchise Association and U.S. Chamber of Commerce, to legally challenge the rule.

Grimes voices 'Grok,' a rocket ship AI plushie from Curio, in a project unrelated to Musk's AI bot of the same name.

Here's one way to make sure your next vacation is smooth sailing.

Retail giants like Target and Walgreens have said the uptick in organized crime contributed to store closures.

Panera's 30-ounce charged lemonade has more caffeine than Red Bull and Monster energy drinks.

Daryl Hall and John Oates, the pair behind hits "Rich Girl" and "Maneater," were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2014.

The legislation would go into effect next year.

Here's how the NLRB's new Joint Employer Rule redefines the franchisor-franchisee relationship and will alter the $825 billion franchising landscape.

It's important for employers to understand what these types of restrictive agreements mean for employees and employers alike; and what the recourse is if and when one is breached.

Join us on Wednesday, November 15th for a vital webinar on the implications of the impending National Labor Relations Act and guide you on what to know, how to prepare, and how to stop this law from changing the franchise industry. Don't miss this opportunity to stay informed and take action.

An Airbnb guest rented a guesthouse for a long-term stay in 2021 but remained in the unit for 570 days — without paying rent.

The complaint claims Amazon employed the "Project Nessie" algorithm to manipulate competitors.

For attorneys, time is money. By embracing change and implementing these three proven strategies, attorneys can reduce wasted time to make room for more billable hours.

Andrew Garson pled guilty to one count of wire fraud and agreed to pay $3,754,068 in restitution to the victims of his crime. His sentencing is scheduled for February 28, 2024.

The National Association of Realtors (NAR) and major brokerage firms were found guilty by a federal jury in Missouri for deliberately inflating real estate agent commissions.

Make sure your expectations for support from the franchisor don't exceed the scope of what's in the franchise agreement.

Flight attendants Dawn Todd and Darby Quezada filed a lawsuit against United Airlines, claiming they were denied roles on a Dodgers charter flight due to their appearances not meeting specific racial and physical preferences.