Four Years, One Settlement, and Very Little to Show: The Subaru EyeSight Lawsuit and the Reality of Auto Defect Litigation

Legal News | World | Business Introduction: Settled By For Far Less Than Expected For nearly four years, Subaru owners waited for answers. The lawsuit, centered on the automaker’s EyeSight driver-assistance technology, accused Subaru of selling vehicles with a system that allegedly failed to perform as advertised—sometimes shutting down unexpectedly or becoming

Streams for Sale: A Racketeering Lawsuit, Online Gambling, and the Alleged Manipulation of the Music Economy

Class Action Lawsuit | Business | Society Introduction: Music Stream Manipulation and Global Racketeering For years, streaming numbers have functioned as the music industry’s most powerful currency. They determine chart placement, influence touring revenue, shape brand deals, and define cultural relevance. To fans, streams signal popularity. To record labels and

Why New Jersey Has Joined a Lawsuit Against Uber Over Its Uber One Subscription

Case Law | Business | Society Introduction: State Enforcement Targets Subscription Transparency New Jersey has joined a multi-state lawsuit against Uber Technologies Inc., alleging that the company engaged in deceptive and unlawful practices related to its Uber One subscription service. The action reflects growing scrutiny by state attorneys general of so-called

Western Iowa Tech Community College Agrees to $2.5M Settlement in Third J-1 Visa Lawsuit — Nearly $8M Paid Total

Lawsuit Settlements | North America | Society Introduction: From International Student Program to Legal Crisis What began as an attempt by WITCC to offer international students a combination of study and work via a J-1 visa exchange program ended in a cascade of lawsuits alleging exploitation, forced labor, and human-trafficking. After

SCOTUS Open to Street Preacher’s Lawsuit Being Heard: Spotlight on Gabriel Olivier’s First Amendment Challenge

Law | North America | Society Introduction: The Clash Between Criminal Conviction and Constitutional Challenge When a city ordinance sends a “free-speech zone” speaker to the outskirts and the courthouse doors slam shut after a criminal conviction the consequences extend far beyond one preacher. That is the issue at the heart

China and India: How the Two Biggest Asian Economies Differ in Laws and Enforcement

Law | Asia | Society Introduction — Two Giants, Two Systems China and India represent nearly 40% of the world’s population and two of the fastest-growing major economies. Yet their legal systems could hardly be more different. China operates a centralized, state-directed model with sweeping regulatory power and strict enforcement mechanisms.