Oakland Court Showdown as Importer Slaps Global Container Giants for Pandemic Price Hikes
An Arizona importer sued four major container makers in Oakland, accusing them of a pandemic‑era scheme to restrict supply and inflate prices. The suit follows a DOJ indictment unsealed in May.
Minneapolis Retail Giant Best Buy Accused Of Secretly Cashing In On Shopper Data
A Virginia shopper’s class action alleges Best Buy fed names, addresses and purchase histories into a LiveRamp-clean room and sold enhanced customer profiles through Best Buy Ads. The suit seeks statutory damages and injunctive relief.
Detroit’s $82 Million Ford Fight Roars Back To Life On Appeal
A federal appeals court revived $82.2M of a $104.6M jury award against Ford and remanded trade-secret damages for a new trial. The ruling restores most contract damages and reshapes how software losses may be valued.
Seattle Fliers Fume as Cash Refunds Get Swapped for ‘Coupon Justice’
Travel companies are steering customers toward vouchers instead of cash refunds — a trend advocates call “coupon justice.” Here’s what the DOT requires and how to fight for your money.
Mid-Atlantic Pizza Hut Boss Says Glitchy AI Left $100 Million Hole In Slice Empire
A Mid‑Atlantic Pizza Hut franchisee says Pizza Hut's Dragontail AI slowed deliveries and cost the operator more than $100 million, according to a new lawsuit. The complaint blames longer waits, broken DoorDash integrations and falling sales.












