Litigation
Read how Illinois’ new law requiring nonprofits to disclose demographic data is being challenged in court, with allegations of violations of free speech and equal protection rights.
Brightline’s $7M settlement follows a cyberattack exposing nearly 1M individuals’ data via a breach of its file transfer provider.
Read more about the FTC settling with private equity firm Welsh Carson over antitrust violations in Texas’ anesthesiology market, imposing tough limits on future deals.
The Fifth Circuit has granted the Trump Administration’s request to postpone oral arguments in a lawsuit challenging President Biden’s 2024 independent contractor rule, signaling possible shifts in DOL policy.
Read more about why a federal court remanded the SEC’s vague crypto guidelines, potentially ushering in clearer regulatory oversight for digital assets.
Learn more about why FTC is alleging a monopoly against John Deere on repair services by restricting access to software, leaving farmers with higher costs and fewer repair options.
The Patent Trial and Appeal Board (PTAB) denied Aylo Freesites’ second petition, ruling that it failed to justify multiple IPR filings against the same patent.
The lawsuit claims Trump’s rapid OPM email system rollout broke privacy laws, risking federal employees’ data and sparking fears of mass layoffs.
When is it appropriate to use AI tools like Microsoft’s Copilot in the courtroom and in other legal work? Read what you need to know about the “Matter of Weber” to guide your team.
Workplace complaints from HR employees present unique challenges for the company – and headaches for its legal department. Learn about the best ways to deal with these situations.
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