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Intuit argued certification should be denied because individual issues, such as why each user signed up, what advertising they saw, and how they understood the term “simple return,” would overwhelm any common issues. Justice Leiper disagreed, finding that liability turns on Intuit’s own conduct and representations rather than on each user’s individual experience. As the…

Flock Safety is hitting a rough patch with one of its biggest customers. The Los Angeles Police Department let its deal with the surveillance company expire over the past weekend, a spokesperson of the department told Business Insider on Monday. “We wanted to address some of the civil liberty and civil rights concerns and ensure…

NEXA Lending wants a restraining order on one of its former originators, claiming he’s refusing to return customer leads, spreading false information and harassing the company’s employees.  Processing Content The brokerage, listed in the complaint as NEXA Mortgage, sued Austin Dell’Abate last Friday in an Arizona federal court for theft of trade secrets and breach…

An artificial intelligence-driven infrastructure technology company is relocating its offices to Midtown. Philadelphia-based Treeswift signed a four-year, 7,487-square-foot lease on the entire 11th floor of the Hakimian Organization’s 256 West 38th Street in an expansion of its New York City operations, according to landlord broker Lee & Associates NYC. Asking rent was $39 per square…

NFL icon Myles Garrett appears to have a hidden talent for real estate—at least judging by the incredible success of his recently-listed Ohio home, which has come under offer less than a week after it was put on the market for $2.1 million. As exclusively revealed by Realtor.com®, Garrett, 30, made the decision to part…