Greg Stohr

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Debt-Collection Dispute Gets U.S. Supreme Court Review

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The issue is whether federal law protects borrowers in foreclosure proceedings outside the court system.

U.S. Supreme Court Rules Against Unions On Mandatory Fees

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The ruling was years in the making for right-to-work advocates and the court’s conservative wing.

American Express Wins As Supreme Court Tosses Credit-Card Suit

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It’s a defeat for Discover, which said the rules undercut its ability to compete with American Express.

States Can Require Internet Tax Collection, Supreme Court Rules

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The court sided with states and traditional retailers on a 5-4 vote.

High Court Curbs SEC Judges, Backs 'Buckets of Money' Advisor

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Raymond Lucia, of "Buckets of Money" fame, is entitled to a new trial, the court ruled.

U.S. Supreme Court Will Consider Narrowing Securities-Fraud Laws

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The issue is whether false statements are enough to hold someone liable for a fraudulent scheme.

Baseball Keeps Antitrust Exemption As High Court Rejects Appeals

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The justices rejected arguments from scouts who claimed the 30 teams were colluding to suppress wages.

Supreme Court Says Employers Can Bar Worker Class Actions

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The ruling builds on previous Supreme Court decisions that let companies channel disputes into arbitration.

Federal Sports-Wagering Ban Struck Down By U.S. Supreme Court

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Nevada is the only state where single-game wagering is now legal.

Supreme Court Hears Appeal From 'Buckets Of Money' Advisor Ray Lucia

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With Trump support, he says the SEC's judge who handled his case was appointed in violation of the Constitution.

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