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By Bryan Koenig
The Federal Trade Commission's Mark Meador on Monday sketched out an ambitious vision for the agency to use its unilateral authority to combat unfair methods of competition, despite rarely being invoked over the decades.
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By Keith Goldberg
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday finalized the rescission of a Biden-era rule that limited gre...(read more)
By Yun Park
Latvian carrier airBaltic filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in New York on Monday, citing liabilities o...(read more)
By Bonnie Eslinger
An Eli Lilly executive told a California federal jury on Monday in Nektar's $1 billion breach of contract suit against the pharma giant that his handwritten note from a meeting with Eli Lilly's CEO about Nektar being "desperate" was about the struggling company's need for its autoimmune-disease drug Rezpeg to succeed.
By Stewart Bishop
The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Monday asked a New York federal judge to find that the federal regulator has exclusive jurisdiction over prediction markets and put a stop to efforts by the state of New York to subject event contract providers such as Coinbase and Gemini to state gambling laws.
By Tom Lotshaw
An attorney for people barred from joining the military for being HIV-positive called the policy irrational at a Monday en banc hearing at the Fourth Circuit, as some judges asked why they should scuttle that policy and overstep deference normally afforded to military leaders.
By Theresa Schliep
The Federal Circuit on Monday breathed new life into a company's patent and copyright infringement case against Broadcom Inc., saying in a precedential opinion that the plaintiff company didn't lose its right to bring the action when it switched its business to intellectual property enforcement.
By Dani Kass
The Federal Circuit on Monday vacated NCS Multistage Inc.'s $486,400 trial victory over Nine Energy Service and its $4 million win against TCO Group, in a pair of disputes about the same oil well drilling patent.
By Craig Clough
Apple urged the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday to overturn a Ninth Circuit ruling that upheld a civil contempt order stemming from its decision to charge commissions to developers' transactions that steer users to cheaper outside payment methods to make purchases, saying it shouldn't be punished for violating the "spirit" of an injunction.
By Rae Ann Varona
A California man pled guilty on Monday to setting off a bomb at a Santa Barbara County courthouse in 2024 as retaliation for law enforcement officers taking away his firearms.
By Vince Sullivan
The board of trustees of The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts intends to vote Tuesday on a pair of resolutions that say the facility is facing bankruptcy "within weeks" without fundraising efforts from President Donald J. Trump, which the documents say would probably only come if the center reapplies his name to the building.
By Katie Buehler and Julie Manganis
The U.S. Postal Service cannot enforce new mail-in ballot regulations ahead of this year's midterm elections, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday, agreeing with an earlier First Circuit order that maintained a prohibition on the purported election integrity measures taking effect.
By Emily Field
The attorney general of California and 20 other states asked the South Carolina federal court managing multidistrict litigation over forever chemicals on Monday to stop Corteva Inc. from spinning off $39 billion in assets into a new company called Vylor Inc. to avoid liabilities from contamination over the substances.
By Matthew Perlman
A New York federal court found the Federal Trade Commission was right to focus on the retail market for various types of construction adhesives when asking to block Loctite-maker Henkel's planned $725 million acquisition of Liquid Nails, in an opinion made public Friday.
By Hope Patti
A split Fifth Circuit refused to entertain legal questions about whether "My 600-lb Life" counts as reality television in a dispute over coverage for underlying suits brought by the show's participants, saying in a published opinion Monday that the show's producers forfeited the argument on appeal.