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Johnson & Johnson offers up to $5.5B for baby powder cancer lawsuits

Jul 29

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eBay agreed to pay nearly $50M to couple targeted with threats

Jul 28

Estate of Sophia Mason

Alameda Co. pays $12M to Merced family of girl found dead after abuse

Alameda County has agreed to a $12 million settlement with the grandmother of Sophia Mason, the 8-year-old Hayward girl who was found dead in a Merced home in 2022, according to county officials. The settlement comes as Alameda County released an investigation detailing failures in its response to multiple reports of abuse involving Sophia's mother and her mother's boyfriend while they lived in Hayward.

Aug 6

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Dems demand answers from Treasury secretary on Trump's IRS settlement

May 22

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Man jailed over Charlie Kirk post wins $835,000 settlement

May 21

Some iPhone owners could get payment after Apple agrees to settle case

May 6

Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni end dispute in settlement

May 4

Capital One settlement: How to check if you're eligible for payout

Apr 24

Purdue Pharma to be sentenced in criminal opioids case

Apr 21

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Are you eligible? Trader Joe's shoppers could get payout from $7.4M settlement

Trader Joe's shoppers could get a payout from a $7.4 million settlement over receipts that showed too much card information.

Apr 16

3 things parents need to know after $10M Roblox settlement

The settlement will see the online game platform, which lets people program and play games created by themselves or others, pay $10 million to the state, make nationwide platform changes, including new parental controls, and other measures.