Couple Sues Pokemon Go Maker, Says They Don't 'Feel Safe' At Home
A couple has sued the makers of Pokemon Go in federal court, saying the highly popular smartphone game has ruined their quality of life.
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A couple has sued the makers of Pokemon Go in federal court, saying the highly popular smartphone game has ruined their quality of life.
A Stockton man has filed a lawsuit claiming he was fired from his job after his priest sent him a text message with a photo of his genitals.
The family of 2 men shot and killed in Jordan claimed that Twitter contributed to the deaths by allowing the group to have Twitter accounts.
The family of Ed Townsend has filed suit against Ed Sheeran claiming his hit "Thinking Out Loud" bites Marvin Gaye's classic "Let's Get It On"
A U.S. court has ruled that Ecuadorean plaintiffs cannot collect a $9 billion judgment in the U.S. against Chevron for rainforest damage.
For some businesses, it's all about Pokémon Go, but for others it's more about Pokémon Go away.
Filthy cells, toilets and walls covered in blood and feces, and sexual harassment by sheriffs' deputies - those are just some of the things women say they've endured at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin.
San Francisco supervisors are expected to give final approval Tuesday to a $90,000 settlement of a lawsuit filed by jail inmates who alleged they were forced to fight gladiator-style by sheriff's deputies.
Victor and Irina Yelchin filed the wrongful-death and product-liability lawsuit against automaker Fiat Chrysler in Los Angeles Superior Court roughly six weeks after their son was killed...
A New Jersey man is going to San Francisco federal court to keep "Pokémon Go" players off his lawn.
A federal judge has tossed out a jury's decision calling for Apple to pay $625.6 million in damages to a Nevada company that claims Apple infringed on its patents for technology used in Apple services like FaceTime and iMessage.
An Iraqi refugee appeals an unsuccessful lawsuit against former U.S. President George W. Bush, with new evidence from the U.K. government.
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An East Bay park that opened to the public about two months ago has suddenly closed after neighbors who complained about traffic and parking filed a lawsuit.
A federal appeals court has revived a lawsuit by commercial fishermen that challenges the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's decision to do away with an otter-free zone in Southern California coastal waters.
Neighbors fed up with a landlord at a San Jose apartment complex are celebrating a legal victory this weekend.
Stanford football players are suing the university, NCAA and Pac-12 conference alleging they knew about concussion dangers, but did nothing.
A recent Supreme Court decision about copyright cases may result in in Warner/Chappell having their legal fees covered...
Ten states sued the federal government Friday over rules requiring public schools to allow transgender students to use restrooms conforming to their gender identity, joining a dozen other states in the latest fight over LGBT rights.
A lawsuit alleging police misconduct in the death of a delirious man was filed against the city of Antioch and members of its police force.
A lawsuit has been filed seeking to overturn California's strict new law requiring mandatory vaccines for school children.
A third of Oakland residents' trash bills go to the city, not the trash company. A grand jury report and a lawsuit suggest that's illegal.
Airbnb filed suit against San Francisco in federal court Monday over recently approved legislation requiring short-term rental companies to verify that hosts are registered with the city.
A federal judge in Sacramento Thursday upheld a key piece of evidence that led to the arrest of Matthew Muller for the high-profile kidnapping of a Vallejo woman in 2015.
Los Angeles jury finds Led Zeppelin did not steal intro to rock epic 'Stairway to Heaven'
