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• May 21, 2025

  As Tariffs Hit The Radar, PE Counsel Should Review Strategies

  As tariffs compound existing challenges in the private equity sector, counsel should consider existing headwinds such as interest rates and industry-specific impacts like supply chains and pricing power, which may help mitigate risks and capture opportunity, says Nathan Viehl at Thompson Coburn.

• May 20, 2025

  Judge Questions Bank's Role In Jail Debit Card Fee Dispute

  A federal magistrate judge in Washington state signaled Tuesday she might advance a debit card fee class action against a Missouri bank to trial, suggesting there's still a factual dispute as to whether the prepaid cards were forced on people trying to regain access to their money after being released from correctional facilities. 

• May 20, 2025

  Novo Fights To Keep Info Bid In $800M Fraud Dispute Alive

  Novo Nordisk is urging a North Carolina federal court not to dismiss its order permitting the Danish drugmaker to seek information bolstering its $800 million fraud claims stemming from a hypertension drug deal, saying the testimony is needed to preserve assets as it pursues arbitration of its claims.

• May 20, 2025

  Venezuelan Nationals' RICO Suit Asserting Defamation Tossed

  A Florida federal judge has dismissed racketeering and other claims against a director of Venezuela's state-owned oil company and others after determining that the suit accusing them of engaging in a defamatory campaign to smear civic leaders is a shotgun pleading.

• May 20, 2025

  Energy Co. Fights To Keep Alive Suit Over Damaged Well

  Oil and gas producer W&T Energy VI LLC told a Texas federal judge that Anardako Petroleum Corp.'s bid to escape claims over damages to a jointly operated offshore well suggests it thinks it can breach their agreement and "commit fraud with impunity."

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