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March 11, 2025
A D.C. federal judge has ordered the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency to promptly hand over requested records on its role in mass firings and "dramatic disruptions" to federal programs to a watchdog group, finding that the public will likely be "irreparably harmed" if DOGE keeps dragging its feet.
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March 11, 2025
A transportation service applicant can proceed with allegations that he聽was illegally required to divulge his family medical history during a pre-employment physical since they don't conflict with federal driver safety regulations, an Illinois federal judge has ruled.聽
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March 11, 2025
A New York federal judge largely refused to dismiss Panini's antitrust suit accusing Fanatics of locking up the sports trading card market by entering decadeslong exclusive agreements with the NFL, NBA and MLB, while also culling large chunks of Fanatics' unfair competition and bad-faith negotiations countersuit.
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March 11, 2025
An energy logistics company has told the Texas Supreme Court that lawyers who allegedly helped undermine a business deal shouldn't get to skate out of a legal malpractice lawsuit, arguing in a Monday petition the case belongs before a jury.
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March 11, 2025
Unsecured creditors of the bankrupt Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington on Tuesday objected to the debtor continuing to pay pension benefits to retired priests accused of abusing children, saying the diocese's own investigation found the allegations against the two priests were credible.
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March 11, 2025
A Texas federal judge closed Google LLC's trade secrets lawsuit against a former employee on Monday after the parties agreed last December to an injunction forbidding him from possessing or sharing any of the company's confidential information.
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March 11, 2025
A New York state appeals court refused Tuesday to reopen a lawsuit claiming several New York City pension plans unlawfully put politics over municipal employees' financial needs by divesting $3.9 billion from fossil fuels, backing a trial court's determination that the workers hadn't shown their benefits were affected.
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March 11, 2025
A software company that uses artificial intelligence to automate appeals when insurers deny a healthcare provider's payment request has sued two former staffers, alleging they used confidential information gathered through their employment to launch a competing company.
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March 11, 2025
U.S. Supreme Court lawyer and SCOTUSblog publisher Tom Goldstein asked a Maryland federal judge to let him see grand jury material related to the government's claim that he offered to pay a potential witness cryptocurrency in his tax evasion case.
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March 11, 2025
A federal judge in Massachusetts late Monday ordered the Trump administration to temporarily restore $250 million in funding for teacher training grants that it had slashed over their ties to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
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March 10, 2025
A Washington, D.C., federal judge Monday refused to certify a class of past and present Whole Foods employees who accuse the grocery chain of gaming its employee bonus program, saying there are too many individualized questions to resolve the plaintiffs' claims on a classwide basis.
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March 10, 2025
A South Carolina federal judge has freed Kyocera AVX from a proposed class action that accused the electronic components manufacturer of failing to protect more than 39,000 employees' sensitive personal information in a 2023 cyber attack, saying former employees failed to allege a substantial risk of fraud or identity theft.
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March 10, 2025
Three tribal nations and five Native American students are asking a D.C. federal court to block a Trump administration executive order calling for large-scale federal workforce reductions, saying the directive devastated operations and undermined Bureau of Indian Education schools across the nation.
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March 10, 2025
A group of defendants accused of Medicare Advantage fraud urged the Eleventh Circuit on Monday to uphold a decision finding the False Claims Act's whistleblower provision unconstitutional, saying the statutory clause violates the Constitution in multiple ways.聽
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March 10, 2025
The Federal Trade Commission is asking two circuit courts to pause their reviews of its ban on noncompete clauses, saying it needs time to reconsider whether it actually wants to defend the rule.
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March 10, 2025
The Texas attorney general's office and four of Ken Paxton's former deputies took jabs at each other over whether a court should hear more evidence in their long-running whistleblower suit, with the office alleging the aides have sought attorney fees outside the scope of the case while the ex-employees say the office "misses the point."
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March 10, 2025
A Massachusetts federal judge hinted Monday it would be reasonable to order the U.S. Department of Education to temporarily reinstate $250 million in teacher-training grants targeted for cuts by the Trump administration over their ties to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives.
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March 10, 2025
Connecticut investment firm TJT Capital Group LLC has not demonstrated that it will suffer irreparable harm without a temporary restraining order that bars a former member from using client information he allegedly misappropriated, a federal judge has ruled in denying the request.
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March 10, 2025
Two doctors were overcompensated in the four years leading up to their separation from a medical practice and have refused to reconcile the alleged overpayments, their former business partner said in a newly designated North Carolina Business Court complaint.
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March 10, 2025
Telecommunications company Adtran Networks North America Inc. accused a former sales director for Latin America of ignoring noncompete agreements and looking the other way as another employee set up his own directly competing business.
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March 07, 2025
A 37-year-old Tennessee man who worked at a DVD and Blu-ray manufacturing and distribution company used by major studios has been charged with stealing and selling copies of blockbuster movies before their release and with leaking "Spiderman: No Way Home" online, the U.S. Justice Department announced.
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March 07, 2025
The U.S. Supreme Court's recent rejection of President Donald Trump's bid to keep frozen nearly $2 billion in foreign aid funding gave court watchers a glimpse of a coalition majority that could end up thwarting some of the president's more aggressive and novel attempts to expand executive power.
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March 07, 2025
A Texas federal judge granted an early win Friday to Anadarko Petroleum's severance plan and benefits committee in an ex-executive's suit alleging he was owed severance after an acquisition by Occidental Petroleum in 2019, finding the petroleum giant's decision to deny benefits wasn't an abuse of discretion.
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March 07, 2025
A distributor of fire sprinklers and other fire protection products has settled a lawsuit from one of its former delivery drivers who claimed the company's timekeeping violated Illinois' biometric privacy law, in the wake of the presiding judge determining that a legislative amendment limiting damages doesn't apply to the dispute.
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March 07, 2025
Knowing when a litigation funder is involved in an intellectual property case can help attorneys better understand their adversary's footing in a dispute, and while most courts don't have disclosure requirements, lawyers told 极速赛车 there are several signs attorneys can look out for to determine whether their opponent is receiving funding from an outside party.