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  8th Circ. Strikes Down FTC's Click-To-Cancel Rule

  By Craig Clough

  An Eighth Circuit panel on Tuesday vacated the Federal Trade Commission's planned "click-to-cancel" rule, which ...(read more)

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  High Court Allows Trump's Gov't Cuts And Restructuring

  By Katie Buehler

  The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled the Trump administration can move forward with its plans for large-scale...(read more)

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• Girardi Keese CFO's Chicago Plea Derails Over Repayment

  By Lauraann Wood

  A Chicago plea and sentencing hearing for law firm Girardi Keese's already-imprisoned former financial chief was abruptly halted Wednesday after his attorney flagged a dispute over whether both restitution and forfeiture should be ordered for his client's role in helping Tom Girardi steal millions from clients.

• DOJ Charges Oak View CEO With Rigging Arena Project Bid

  By Matthew Perlman

  The U.S. Department of Justice announced an indictment on Wednesday of Oak View Group's CEO Tim Leiweke for allegedly rigging the bid to build and operate the Moody Center arena on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin.

• Top Dems Press EEOC On Law Firms 'Shakedown'

  By Courtney Bublé

  Top congressional Democrats are once again seeking information on the Trump administration's "shakedown" of major law firms over their past work and clients.

• Stone And Tile Seller Hits Ch. 11 With $65M In Debt, Sale Plans

  By Clara Geoghegan

  Mosaic Companies, the parent of stone and tile distributors Walker & Zanger and Surfaces Southeast, filed for Chapter 11 protection in Delaware with $65 million of secured debt after it struggled against higher borrowing costs and supply chain disruptions.

• DHS To Subpoena Harvard For Foreign Student Records

  By Chris Villani

  The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Wednesday it will send administrative subpoenas to Harvard University seeking information about its foreign students, yet another salvo in the ongoing legal battle between President Donald Trump's administration and the Ivy League school.

• IRhythm Argues Patent Owner's Inaction Shouldn't Doom IPRs

  By Dani Kass

  A heart monitoring company told the acting U.S. Patent and Trademark Office director that it shouldn't be barred from challenging a patent just because the company had known about it for 12 years, especially when the owner didn't assert it during that time.

• Breaking Down Stewart's Nonstop Discretionary Denial Orders

  By Dani Kass

  Acting U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director Coke Morgan Stewart inundated the patent community in May and June with dozens of rulings altering the landscape of discretionary denials at the Patent Trial and Appeal Board. Here, Law360 goes through what you should know.

• Top Supreme Court Atty Touts AI Version Of Own Argument

  By Jeff Overley

  You're not hallucinating — a tech-savvy U.S. Supreme Court advocate generated a near-facsimile of his voice, had an artificial intelligence chatbot use it to argue the same case he recently argued, and told Law360 on Tuesday that "many of its answers were as good or better than mine."

• Intel Seeks Final Toss Of Investor Suit Over Chip Struggles

  By Bonnie Eslinger

  Intel Corp. urged a California federal judge Tuesday to permanently toss a twice-amended complaint from investors claiming the company concealed struggles with expanding its domestic computer chip manufacturing, arguing that the plaintiff doesn't claim that Intel made any misleading statements.

• Omnicare, CVS Tab In FCA Case Increases To $949M

  By Cara Salvatore

  A New York federal judge on Monday raised a False Claims Act judgment against Omnicare and CVS to a combined $949 million following a jury's finding that they submitted millions of false prescription claims for long-term care patients.

• Alphabet's $500M Investor Deal Over Compliance Gets 1st OK

  By Bonnie Eslinger

  A California federal judge gave preliminary approval Tuesday to Google parent Alphabet's Inc.'s settlement with investors alleging that executives engaged in anticompetitive and monopolistic practices, saying she wants to hear shareholders' reactions to Alphabet's agreement to spend $500 million over the next decade building a global regulatory compliance program before she grants final approval.

• Chancery OKs Spike Of Bumble Committee Stock Suit

  By Jeff Montgomery

  A Delaware vice chancellor cleared the way late Tuesday for termination of a suit seeking derivative damages for Bumble Inc. arising from a $1.1 billion sale of shares by the dating app giant's private equity controller ahead of a stock drop allegedly fueled by bad news in late 2021.