Litigation

Ohio Supreme Court Narrows Deference to Industrial Commission in Berry Decision

Discover what the Ohio Supreme Court’s Berry ruling means for Industrial Commission deference and how employers may face new exposure under state safety rules.

Federal Circuit Limits Research Injunction in Patent Dispute

Read why the Federal Circuit limited a district court injunction in a patent dispute, allowing a drug company to conduct pre-approval research despite a competing patent.

Starbucks Baristas Join Trump in Supreme Court Fight Over Presidential Power

Learn why Starbucks baristas and Trump are aligned in a Supreme Court case challenging limits on the President’s power to remove agency officials.

Proprietary Trading Lawsuit Dismissal Left Regulatory Questions Unresolved

Discover what the My Forex Funds proprietary trading lawsuit means for regulatory oversight, compliance expectations, and future enforcement trends.

First Circuit Decision Raises the Bar for National Bank Act Preemption

Read why the First Circuit’s Conti ruling makes it tougher for national banks to claim state laws on escrow interest are preempted by the National Bank Act.

California Hospitals File Suit Challenging State Limits on Health Care Costs

Discover how a new lawsuit over California’s health care costs could reshape state authority to control hospital spending for reasons of affordability.

Delaware Supreme Court Considers Tesla Lawsuit Over Elon Musk’s Pay

Learn why the Delaware Supreme Court is reviewing a lawsuit challenging Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s record-setting pay and its implications for shareholders.

Ford, Other Car Manufacturers, On Trial For Cheating Emissions Tests

Read why Ford and other automakers face a £6bn emissions cheating lawsuit in the UK over alleged use of defeat devices to mislead diesel vehicle buyers.

$15B in Bitcoin Seized in Crackdown on Alleged Prince Group Scam

Learn how the DOJ and the UK’s seizure of $15B in bitcoin is linked to a massive Prince Group scam that exploited imprisoned forced-labor victims.

DOJ is Pursuing Tariff Evasion Case Against Forklift Manufacturers

Discover how the DOJ’s new task force targets tariff evasion and false “Made in America” claims in a multimillion-dollar forklift procurement fraud case.