A food-tech company accused of copying a competitor's nutrition-software platform to build its own product will face trial on the core claims — but the court trimmed the case at the pleading stage.
Fat Brands Inc. has been ordered by the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York to file a response to Alagna Advisors LLC's notice of removal.
Judge Haywood S. Gilliam Jr. of the Northern District of California has denied two procedural motions filed by plaintiffs in a putative class action seeking to enjoin Capital One’s acquisition of Discover, ordering the case closed or judgment entered for...
The Sixth Circuit, sitting en banc, on Friday reversed class certification for roughly 90,000 Tennessee State Farm customers challenging the insurer's "typical negotiation" adjustment for totaled vehicles, holding that individualized fair-market-value...
District court holds mootness motion in abeyance, converting it to summary judgment standard pending joint inspection of architectural barriers.
A federal magistrate judge in Tennessee has denied Buncombe County, North Carolina’s motion to compel UnitedHealthcare and related entities to produce customer data in a putative class action alleging upcoding fraud by Team Health.
The Eastern District of Pennsylvania has ruled that Foundations Behavioral Health failed to prove two incident reports are privileged under the Patient Safety and Quality Improvement Act (PSQIA), granting plaintiffs' motion for reconsideration in a...
X Corp. secured a discovery order against Media Matters for America in its lawsuit alleging business disparagement and interference with contract, with the Northern District of Texas ordering defendants to produce documents regarding their editorial...
Judge Jane J. Boyle of the Northern District of Texas has stayed discovery in an antitrust lawsuit filed by X Corp. against more than 40 music publishers, ruling that the expected burden of discovery and the strength of the defendants' motion to dismiss...
A federal magistrate judge has ordered Unilever United States, Inc. to publicly file most of its summary judgment and expert preclusion filings in a personal injury lawsuit brought by Zebin Hossain, while granting the company's request to keep specific...
Judge Jon S. Tigar granted California’s motion to remand a consumer protection and public nuisance suit against major food manufacturers, holding that the state—not San Francisco—is the real party in interest for diversity jurisdiction purposes.
The Seventh Circuit clarified that the Supreme Court’s Egan security-clearance bar is a nonjurisdictional rule of deference to the Executive Branch rather than a limit on subject-matter jurisdiction, resolving an open question about the nature of the rule.
Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn has issued an order resolving competing proposed protective orders in the Tatneft v. Ukraine litigation, providing guidance on national security designations and discovery timelines.
Judge Rodney Gilstrap denied Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. and Samsung Electronics America, Inc.’s motion to stay patent infringement proceedings pending inter partes review in Wilus Institute of Standards and Technology Inc. v. HP Inc., et al.
Judge Henry Edward Autrey denied Sharpe Holdings’ motion to disqualify La Belle Dairy’s counsel, Armstrong Teasdale LLP, ruling that the defendant waived its right to raise a conflict of interest by waiting nearly a year to file the motion.
A Northern California judge has dismissed claims against foreign LINE and NAVER defendants for lack of personal jurisdiction, holding that the plaintiffs failed to demonstrate that the tech companies expressly aimed their data collection practices at...
The Tenth Circuit reversed the district court’s denial of a preliminary injunction against Colorado’s law prohibiting the possession and sale of unserialized firearms, holding that the regulation does not qualify as a presumptively constitutional condition...