Pants Plaintiff: Customer Always Right
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By LUBNA TAKRURI WASHINGTON - The customer is always right, said a judge who testified Wednesday in his $54 million lawsuit against a dry cleaner who lost his pants. Administrative law judge Roy L.
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A spanking only investors can be proud of Opinion Miss Manners tells us that when caught with your pants down, you're meant to pull them back up all the way. Under no circumstances should one allow gaudy, suggestive bits to remain dangling out for public consumption.â¦
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The apparel retailer is proving that expansion is not the be-all, end-all approach to growth.
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One Foolish contributor holds himself accountable.
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A judge in Washington ruled Monday that no pair of pants is worth $54 million, rejecting a lawsuit that took a dry cleaner's promise of "Satisfaction Guaranteed" to a litigious extreme.   Roy L.
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Commercial paper is fancy-pants lawyer-speak for debt.
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Has the retailer's outspoken CEO outdone himself this time?
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trademark infringement suit filed against Google by Geico, the Auto Insurer owned by Berkshire Hathaway. In the trial, which started on Monday, Geico gave a plea that the Google&#39;s policy of allowing competitors
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A small sign that asked customers to order in English at a famous cheesesteak shop was never meant to be offensive, the shop's owner testified Friday at a hearing to decide whether the policy was discriminatory.
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If you feel you are wronged, in the United States you have a right to sue your employer, doctor, lawyer, insurance company, or neighbor.
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By LUBNA TAKRURI WASHINGTON - A judge had to leave the courtroom with tears running down his face Tuesday after recalling the lost pair of trousers that led to his $54 million lawsuit against a dry cleaner. Administrative law judge Roy L.
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The vendor adds to its growing list of spam lawsuits one aimed at a service provider that hosts spammers. By Thomas Claburn. Cheapbulletproof.
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The furniture maker's management says past is not prelude.
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Attention, Supreme Court practitioners! Absolutely free advice on how to make your briefs better-read, your arguments more closely followed, your justices more sympathetic, courtesy of the man who's been successful on both sides of the table, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.
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By Simms, Jane  Despite what the analysts say, technology companies should learn to play by the same rules of business we all adhere to-and don't forget the customer  I wrote two articles recently which, technophobe that I am, fell well outside my comfort zone.
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Intel-brand Indonesian trousers off the shelves Intel Corp has won a legal victory over a jeans maker in Indonesia selling trousers under the Intel brand.â¦
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The D.C. administrative law judge who sued his neighborhood dry cleaner for $54 million over a pair of lost pants found out this morning what he's going to get for all his troubles.