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• July 24, 2025

  Encore Series, Philadelphia Orchestra End Antitrust Spat

  Encore Series, formerly the Philly Pops, and the Philadelphia Orchestra ended their two-year-old litigation centered on allegations of anticompetitive conduct and breach of contract over live symphony concerts in the Philadelphia metropolitan area, according to a notice Thursday in federal court. 

• July 24, 2025

  Shipowner Settles Longshoreman's Personal Injury Claims

  A Georgia longshoreman and a cargo ship owner have settled a federal lawsuit accusing the company of negligence after a gangway handrail collapse that injured the worker, according to a judge's order dismissing the case.

• July 24, 2025

  Boeing Hit With Disability Bias Suit Over Bonus Exclusion

  Boeing employees on long-term disability leave missed out on a $12,000 bonus distributed after workers ratified a union contract in September, a new proposed class action alleges, claiming that limits on who qualified for the bonus violated Washington state discrimination law.

• July 24, 2025

  Celebrity Cruises Can't Arbitrate Sexual Assault Case

  A former Celebrity Cruises Inc. employee will not have to argue her sexual assault case in an arbitration proceeding because a federal act requires such claims to be brought before a court, a Florida federal judge has ruled.

• July 24, 2025

  Raytheon Must Face Ex-Worker's Trimmed Severance Fight

  A Massachusetts federal judge agreed to trim claims against Raytheon in a former employee's dispute over severance benefits, concluding claims of benefits retaliation failed to state a claim but that wrongful denial of benefits and fiduciary breach claims could proceed to discovery.

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