Lawsuit

On the same day as Snowden's book release, the Justice Department announced a lawsuit against him for breaching his non-disclosure agreements with both the CIA and NSA.

An inmate at an Ohio jail has filed a lawsuit against jail officers he claims retaliated against him and attacked inmates.

After he was unable to get his hands on Popeyes' new fried chicken sandwich, Craig Barr filed suit against the company for compensation for his wasted time and emotional damages.

Illinois' Biometric Information Privacy Act requires anyone collecting uniquely identifiable biometric data—like fingerprints or retinal scans—to receive informed consent beforehand.

Walmart accused the tech company of negligence after solar panels it installed at seven stores caught fire. Now, the corporate giants are trying to patch up their relationship.

Judi Brown is suing a Circle K convenience store in Bolingbrook, Illinois, claiming she was subjected to slurs and invasive questions about her anatomy.

"My dad got a hold of attorneys and we'll see if this is Jordan's fault or ABC but there's going to be consequences."

A class-action suit claims the energy drink made intentionally misleading statements about its ability to increase alertness and concentration.

Ford Models is suing former VP of operations Josee Neron, claiming she invented a story about her husband being critically ill in order to take a job at a rival agency.

The seventh-grader was told he could either let administrators change the shape of his fade haircut with a Sharpie or face in-school suspension.

Chase Robinson is accused by Canal Production of abusing expense accounts and wasting time during office hours.

One woman claims Scientology members pretended to be her online and solicited sex from strangers. Another says her dog died suddenly of mysterious causes.

The 78-year-old Oscar-winner was recently fired from the Broadway-bound play "Tea at Five," reportedly for lashing out at crew members.

Critics claim Jehovah's Witnesses leaders have turned a blind eye to "massive and horrendous abuse" for years.

"Unfortunately for consumers... honey is not the primary or even a significant sweetener," read a class action suit filed in Massachusetts.

A CNN spokesperson said Lemon "categorically denies" the allegations.

A judge ruled Andrew Anglin must pay Tanya Gersh for using his website, The Daily Stormer, to coordinate harassment against her.

Manuel Torres claims being alone in a patrol car with a female trainee would give "the appearance of sinful conduct," invoking the so-called "Mike Pence rule."

The lawsuit claimed there were a number of breaches in standard care and the doctor's negligence caused the 44-year-old's death.

A manager allegedly told the applicant "he had the job, but would need to shave his beard to be in compliance with McDonald's grooming and appearance policy," according to the EEOC.

The Memphis Grizzlies center, who was on the injured list most of last season, was the subject of a lawsuit by a man who claimed they had a romantic relationship.

Roberto Escobar alleges that Elon Musk's "Not-A-Flamethrower" copies his design. He's threatening to sue unless Musk gives him $100 million in cash or shares of Tesla.

Kim Kardashian West has already made it clear she is not a fan of fast-fashion brands copying her designs, and now she has nearly $3 million to back her up.

On Monday, a jury ruled in favor of a former New York City high school student who was severely burned when a high school chemistry class experiment went horribly wrong back in 2014. He was awarded nearly $60 million in damages from the city.

A judge said the woman violated several court orders, made inflammatory statements and refused a volunteer lawyer during the four-year case.

"His family was forced to watch on in horror at his mistreatment and decline into a gruesome death," the lawsuit says.

The employee was "hastily" guiding the passenger and his companion to another area of the ship.

Victor Buchholz's hand was trapped in the door of his cabin when the Queen of the West ship collided with a dock in The Dulles, Oregon.

Rayshawn Warren's family has claimed he was in a vegetative state by the police's heavy handed approach to his arrest.

"To suddenly split the two in this really acrimonious dispute certainly leaves the NRA without the kind of institutional management they've come to rely on," one analyst said.