Due to a cyanide spill in a mine in Argentina, Canadian-owned Barrick Gold is facing a fine of $9.3 million imposed by the local government. Nine current and former employees are also being held as defendants over accusations of negligence that caused the spill.

A sample test conducted by Uttar Pradesh food safety officials found that Nestle’s Maggi noodles contain more percentage of ash than permitted by the regulations. However, the company has denied the accusation, stating that the claim is based on the wrong standard.

Burberry filed a lawsuit over the claim that U.S. retailer J.C. Penney sold infringed products. The retailer was accused of copying Burberry’s century-old pattern trademark and kept selling the product for up to two months after Burberry raised its objections.

The lawsuit is cast out by more than 40 customers, led by Chris Howe. The lawsuit stated that McDonald's aired unfair advertisements with the claim that its new menu item contains 100 percent pure mozzarella cheese, while according to Howe they contain filler. The lawsuit tests support the claim, but McDonald's has refuted the claim.

The lawsuit claims a penalty of $18 million as well as the returning of $2 million royalty payment because Jay Z was not abiding by the agreement that he would promote his signature fragrance. Parlux Fragrances claimed that they have lost millions from potential sales and development costs and demanded a compensatory fine.

Samsung appeals to the Supreme Court after the lower court's infringement decision against Apple's patent. As of the moment, Supreme Court does not have any decision regarding the appeal.

"Anaconda" singer Nicki Minaj is about to face a lawsuit from ex-lover, Safaree Samuels, claiming his rights to some of the rapper's most successful hits and albums.

Amazon is filing a lawsuit over 1,114 fake reviewers of Amazon products identified under the website Fiverr, a website for hiring freelance writers.

University of Wisconsin appeals $862 million over Apple's violation of using its own patent. The technology was developed in 1998 and was infringed by Apple in its iphones, iPads, and other Apple products.

Lee Daniel maliciously accused Sean Penn of physically abusing women during an interview where he discussed Terrence Howard's domestic violence issue. Penn filed a $10 million defamation lawsuit against Daniels.