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Judge dismisses cities' claims against Monsanto over PCB contamination in bay
SAN JOSE – A U.S. district court judge has dismissed several cities’ claims attempting to hold Monsanto responsible for PCB contamination in the San Francisco Bay. -
Scout GPS developer accused of sending unwanted text messages
SAN JOSE – A Wisconsin consumer has filed a class-action suit against a Santa Clara app developer over allegations it sent him unwanted text messages. -
Consumers allege JP Morgan Chase Bank harassed them with phone calls
SAN JOSE – Two Consumers accuse a financial institution of telephone harassment in an attempt to collect an alleged debt. -
Woman files suit seeking disability benefits
SAN JOSE – A Los Angeles County woman alleges she qualifies for disability benefits but was wrongfully denied. -
Suit filed against Google over AdWords
SAN JOSE – A Vacaville individual has filed a class-action lawsuit against a Mountain View tech company alleging it did not protect its advertisers from per-click overcharges on online ads. -
Laundry service alleged to owe wages
SAN JOSE – A Santa Clara County woman alleges she was not properly paid while working for a laundry service. -
Suit filed against Walgreens, Theranos over blood test results
SAN JOSE – A Maricopa County, Arizona woman has filed a class-action suit against a Palo Alto-based company and a pharmacy chain alleging it sold blood tests that were not 100 percent accurate as advertised. -
Suit filed against Netflix over raising cost of subscription
SAN JOSE – A Florida subscriber of an audio-visual subscription service has filed suit over the cost increase of the service. -
Suit filed against Spinal Kinetics Inc. over M6-C devices
SAN JOSE – A Washington State couple is suing a Sunnyvale business allege it manufactured device medical devices. -
Former Fantastic Sams owners seek declaratory relief
SAN JOSE – Former salon franchise owners allege that the franchisors are requesting payments despite the fact the franchise is no longer in business. -
Man alleges Shredded Wheat cereal is not natural as advertised
SAN JOSE – A consumer has filed a class-action lawsuit against cereal makers alleging that they falsely advertise their products as 100 percent natural whole-grain wheat. -
Cisco Systems alleged to have infringed patents
SAN JOSE – A San Jose company is being accused by a Virginia business of patent infringement. -
Avaya Inc. accused of patent infringement
SAN JOSE – A Virginia corporation alleges a Santa Clara has infringed several of its patents. -
Woman seeks reinstatement of benefits from Principal Life Insurance Co.
SAN JOSE – A woman alleges her disability benefits were wrongfully terminated after an independent medical examination. -
Google, others face suit over Project Loon
SAN JOSE – An Arizona corporation alleges Google Inc. and two other companies breached a contract in their Project Loon. -
Corporate Construction Services Inc. accused of not paying contributions
SAN JOSE – Several labor group funds allege a California business did not pay contributions. -
Produce company claims it wasn't paid for invoices
SAN JOSE – A San Jose wholesale produce company alleges it was not paid for deliveries. -
Polycom Inc. stockholder files suit over proposed sale
SAN JOSE – A stockholder has filed a class-action lawsuit alleging that the board of directors for Polycom Inc. misled investors in the proposed sale of the company. -
Woman seeks reinstatement to Prudential disability benefits
SAN JOSE – A Santa Cruz County woman alleges her benefits were wrongfully terminated despite the fact she remains disabled. -
Yahoo alleges unknown individuals used mark for support scam
SAN JOSE – A Sunnyvale company alleges unknown individuals used its trademark to falsely advertise they were affiliated with the company for technical support scams.