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November 06, 2026
Delta Air Lines Inc. urged a Washington federal judge to throw out a worker's lawsuit accusing the airline of concealing the terms of noncompetition restrictions from job applicants until after they had accepted job offers, contending that Washington law doesn't allow damages for the claims and that the provisions don't count as covenants.
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November 06, 2026
A vape manufacturer cannot escape a $1.7 million lawsuit over unpaid freight, a Los Angeles judge ruled, finding the complaint adequately pleaded to alter ego and fraud claims.
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November 06, 2026
A Washington state judge Thursday rejected Boeing's effort to quickly appeal a ruling that denied its bid to block punitive damages in passengers' lawsuit over the 2024 blowout of an aircraft door panel, siding with plaintiffs attempting to show the incident had ties to the aerospace giant's former Chicago headquarters.
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November 06, 2026
American Cruise Lines fired a server after she reported being repeatedly sexually assaulted by the vessel's executive sous chef, and the company ignored warning signs about him beforehand, according to a lawsuit filed Friday in Georgia federal court.
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November 06, 2026
The U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division has issued grand jury subpoenas to several paper and packaging companies, including Packaging Corporation of America and International Paper, according to securities filings.
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