Litigation
The DOJ and FTC are targeting ESG initiatives, backing claims that investment firms colluded to cut coal output and inflate prices in the name of climate goals.
The DOJ has dropped a crypto case, showing a shift in priorities. They will now avoid regulatory enforcement with crypto unless there’s clear proof of intentional wrongdoing.
Four foreign nationals face charges for operating a botnet scheme that hijacked routers worldwide, earning over $46 million through the sale of illegal proxy services online.
The Delaware court reinforces the limits on bylaw challenges, dismissing a case for lack of ripeness where no actual stockholder nomination or dispute existed.
Read how the FTC has sued Uber, alleging deceptive practices in its subscription service and signaling stricter enforcement of consumer protection laws.
A new Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) decision denies an AI-based patent for a medical device, highlighting the growing challenges for AI innovations under current US patent eligibility rules.
A new Fourth Circuit ruling expands Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) obligations, requiring data furnishers to investigate disputes with verifiable information, even if legal issues are involved.
A federal court ruling challenges Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) guidance on transgender rights, creating uncertainty around workplace protections under Title VII.
A global crackdown dismantles ransomware infrastructure, seizes millions of dollars, and leads to arrests in sweeping international law enforcement operations.
Understand how a SCOTUS ruling may upend agency deference, reshaping Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) compliance, and why companies using digital marketing should brace for shifting legal standards.
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