With no centralized nuclear waste repository on the horizon, the US Supreme Court’s upcoming review of the legality of temporary storage facilities could make or break the nation’s push for nuclear energy.

FCA US LLC, now known as Stellantis, defeated class certification and summary judgment motions on the sole remaining implied warranty claim in consolidated litigation alleging certain vehicles contained defective gear shifts.

Johnson & Johnson’s successful use of a “court-shopping” legal tactic to advance its latest plan for resolving thousands of cancer claims spotlights a controversial bankruptcy maneuver corporations have long employed to avoid unfavorable rulings.

DNA testing platform Nebula Genomics Inc. shared its customers’ genetic information—like their predisposition to certain diseases or hormone levels—with Meta Platforms Inc., Microsoft Corp., and Google LLC without users’ knowledge or consent, a proposed class action said.

The Tennessee Valley Authority didn’t thoroughly evaluate how its decision to build a new gas-fired power plant would affect the environment and power customers, conservation groups said in a new suit Thursday.

Georgia-Pacific should be forced to narrow the categories of liability it can resolve through an affiliate’s bankruptcy, claimants alleging the Koch Industries-backed company’s products caused cancer said.