
Nike blocking imports of Adidas knit shoes for patent infringement
Dec 10, 2021 21:48 pm UTC| Law Economy Business
Nike Inc. is asking the International Trade Commission in Washington to block imports of Adidas AG Primeknit shoes for infringing its patented invention for a knitted fabric that reduces waste while maintaining...

Heineken sued for alcohol-free claims in beer containing 0.03% alcohol
Dec 08, 2021 23:26 pm UTC| Law Economy Business Life
A Louisiana woman sued Heineken USA for misleading consumers with its alcohol-free label of Heineken 0.0 which contains 0.03 percent alcohol. The Louisiana Record showed that Heineken USA allegedly violated the...

Samsung Life faces probe for improperly benefitting affiliate
Dec 07, 2021 02:18 am UTC| Law Economy Business
The countrys top antitrust regulator Korea Fair Trade Commission (KFTC) could probe Samsung Life Insurance for violating shareholder regulations in allegedly providing improper benefits to another affiliate. It is...

Nevada judge tasked to define 'Mexican' food in chopped salads dispute
Dec 06, 2021 21:47 pm UTC| Law Economy Business
A US judge has been tasked to decide what makes cuisine Mexican in a Nevada lawsuit that hinges on whether what a salad chain is serving falls under the classification. Café Rio Mexican Grills restaurant in a...

An AI-flown military aircraft is being designed in Australia. Are our laws equipped to protect us?
Dec 04, 2021 01:53 am UTC| Technology Law
In September, Boeing announced it would design and build a new military aircraft in Queensland, a first in Australia for over 50 years. The Loyal Wingman is an uncrewed craft that flies in teams with other crewed and...

US judge dismisses $10 billion racial discrimination lawsuit against McDonald's
Dec 01, 2021 21:07 pm UTC| Law Economy Business
Media entrepreneur Byron Allens $10 billion lawsuit against McDonalds Corp for racial discrimination was dismissed for lack of sufficient factual evidence to show intent on the defendants part. Allen alleged that...

Folgers sued for overpromising the number of cups each can of coffee makes
Nov 30, 2021 22:54 pm UTC| Law Economy Business
A Missouri man has sued Folgers in the US District Court in Kansas City, alleging that the coffeemaker had grossly misrepresented the number of cups of coffee that each can of its ground coffee can make. Mark Smith...