lawsuits
| 3:15AM 10/06/2010
A judge has finalized Allergan's $600 million settlement over the misleading marketing of its wrinkle-smoothing Botox medication. The pharmaceutical firm plead guilty to misbranding the product.
| 11:20AM 9/15/2010
A gender discrimination lawsuit has been filed against Goldman Sachs Group, alleging pay and promotion bias against women at the Wall Street investment bank.
| 6:25PM 8/26/2010
Carl Greene ran the Philadelphia Housing Authority for years with little oversight, until recent revelations about a series of scandals from sexual harassment to financial mismanagement landed him in hot water. But Greene's misdeeds may be just a symptom of the problematic culture of U.S. housing authorities.
| 7:45PM 8/17/2010
It was once a model for clothing retailers, with hip marketing campaigns, steady profit, a high-flying CEO and products made in the USA. But a series of financial and legal troubles leaves American Apparel's future in serious doubt.
| 12:00PM 8/06/2010
Thousands of Texas City, Tex. residents have joined a potential $10 billion class-action lawsuit against the U.K.-based oil company for failing to notify them about a leak at its Texas City refinery last spring.
| 2:45AM 8/04/2010
After years of battle, the Federal Trade Commission plans to report details of an antitrust settlement with Intel on Wednesday.
| 3:00AM 8/03/2010
Countrywide Financial, once the nation's largest mortgage lender, has agreed to pay $600 million to settle shareholder lawsuits. It's the largest mortgage settlement to come out of the meltdown so far.
| 2:30AM 8/03/2010
Hewlett-Packard shares rose in after-hours trading after the company agreed to settle a lawsuit from the Justice Department, which claimed the company paid kickbacks to get recommendations for government work. The settlement will cost 2 cents per share.
| 3:30AM 7/30/2010
In an attempt to recover more than $30 million from Bernie Madoff's family and the family businesses, a court appointed trustee filed three new lawsuits in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan on Thursday,
| 11:04AM 7/21/2010
Now that credit rating agencies can be sued for issuing inflated ratings, they're refusing to allow their ratings to be used to sell bonds. Unfortunately, since some types of bonds are required to have such ratings, those parts of the bond market are shutting down.