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November 14, 2025
Costco Tequila Buyers Say They Were Misled About Quality
A group of consumers accused Costco of falsely marketing its Kirkland Signature tequila as pure agave when, in fact, its tequila products feature a "significant presence" of non-agave sugars, according to a proposed class action filed Friday in Washington federal court.
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November 14, 2025
Campbell's Settles With Politician Who Used Soup Can In Ad
The Campbell's Co. on Friday resolved its trademark fight in federal court with a Michigan congressional candidate for using its iconic can design in her campaign, with the defendant agreeing to stop producing, distributing or using any of Campbell's marks and trade dress in connection with any campaign, fundraising and promotional materials.
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November 14, 2025
FirstEnergy Investors Ask Again For 6th Circ. Clarification
A week after the Sixth Circuit declined to reconsider a ruling blocking FirstEnergy investors from accessing documents prepared by BigLaw firms investigating the company's $1 billion bribery scandal, investors have once again asked the court to clarify its decision, arguing that it is "premised on a clear error of fact."
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November 14, 2025
UAW Monitor Says Fear, Division Blocking Reform Progress
A watchdog overseeing United Auto Workers reforms after a kickback scandal said in a Friday report that the union still has a culture steeped in fear and division that is stalling needed change, urging current leadership to put aside their political differences to keep corruption from creeping back in.
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November 14, 2025
Panel Slashes Mich. Law Firm's Damages In Embezzling Case
A Michigan state appeals court on Friday published a ruling that a Detroit personal injury and civil rights law firm is not entitled to treble damages or legal fees as part of a civil judgment against a former office manager the firm claims embezzled tens of thousands of dollars.
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