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Doomed Submersible's Waivers Aren't Enough To Ward Off Lawsuits

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The passengers killed aboard OceanGate’s Titan submersible signed waivers agreeing the trip to the bottom of the Atlantic might result in injury or death...

Doomed Submersible's Waivers Aren't Enough To Ward Off Lawsuits

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Waivers are less likely to hold up in court if there's “gross negligence.”

Holmes Belongs In Prison, Not $13,000-A-Month Manor, U.S. Says

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As Elizabeth Holmes fought fraud charges she lived on an estate with reportedly $13,000 in upkeep costs each month.

Musk Risks Losing Tesla Fraud Trial If He Takes Lawyers' Bait

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Elon Musk will soon be cross-examined about tweets in which he claimed to be planning to take Tesla private.

Holmes Belongs In Prison, Not $13,000-A-Month Manor, U.S. Says

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Theranos Inc. founder Elizabeth Holmes should report to prison as scheduled in April, prosecutors say, rather than living on an expensive estate while she appeals her conviction...

How Elizabeth Holmes Lured Rich Families To Back Theranos

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Holmes sought wealthy backers to avoid pressure to bring her blood-testing company public.

Theranos Founder's Dream Jury Would Be Silicon Valley Savvy

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Elizabeth Holmes needs jurors well-versed in the start-up scene, say legal experts.

Pimco Must Face Female Workers' 'Fraternity Culture' Lawsuit

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A California judge rejected the company's request to throw out a lawsuit that accuses it of favoring white males.

Theranos CEO's Lavish Lifestyle Ruled Fair Game For Trial

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Prosecutors will claim Elizabeth Holmes's luxury lifestyle and status seeking pushed her to commit fraud.

Robinhood Lawsuit Over 2020 Trading Outages To Move Forward

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But a federal judge is pushing both sides to settle the dispute.

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