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See why Eversource's 18% hike is really an 11% base request plus storm costs — and why the final approved rate could be far lower.

A plain-language breakdown of Blanche's confirmation-hearing slip, what he corrected, and why the small misstatement drew outsized scrutiny.

A clear look at the 2026 Depo-Provera settlement in principle, who it covers, and why no payout figure exists yet.

A federal judge tossed Santa Barbara landlords' rent-freeze suit but gave them 21 days to refile a stronger complaint.

Planet Fitness investors who want to lead the securities class action must file by September 14, 2026; passive members need no action.

A proposed privacy deal may cover 870,000 people, but claims cannot begin until the court authorizes the process.

After federal agents made 1.6 million unauthorized queries in seven months, cities nationwide are terminating Flock Safety surveillance contracts and filing lawsuits over privacy violations.

Michigan appeals court revives sexual abuse lawsuit against church, overturning statute-of-limits dismissal for survivor who filed at age 21.

At 89, Bill Cosby cited blindness and severe mobility limitations to skip June depositions in a $59.25 million lawsuit, leaving his plaintiff's collection efforts blocked.

Chemists' ability to trace heavy metals in soil back to specific e-waste sources is fueling a litigation surge driven by 60 million tons of annual electronic waste globally.