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• November 04, 2025

  Venezuela's PDVSA Seeks Rehearing On Rig Seizure Claims

  Venezuela's state-owned oil company is asking the D.C. Circuit to revisit its ruling from last month ordering the company to face allegations it unlawfully seized an Oklahoma-based petroleum contract drilling company's rigs more than a decade ago, saying the ruling risks "diplomatic friction."

• November 04, 2025

  NASCAR Has Monopoly, Judge Rules Ahead Of Antitrust Trial

  NASCAR has a monopoly over premier stock car racing, a North Carolina federal judge ruled late Tuesday in handing two teams — including one owned by basketball legend Michael Jordan — a pretrial win on what the judge described as "two core elements" of their antitrust case.

• November 04, 2025

  Clippers Owner, BakerHostetler Named In Fintech Fraud Suit

  Nearly a dozen investors have filed an amended lawsuit in California state court alleging Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer and others, including BakerHostetler, helped financial technology company Aspiration Partners Inc. defraud them by propagating a false narrative that the business was financially solvent.

• November 04, 2025

  Ga. Panel Mulls Courts' Leeway To Alter Restrictive Covenants

  A Georgia appeals court pressed attorneys Tuesday for answers on how trial judges should determine how or when to modify restrictive covenants, during oral arguments on a motorcycle dealership chain's push to enforce a noncompete against its former chief operating officer.

• November 04, 2025

  Insurer Must Turn Over Docs In $6.8M Fraud Dispute

  An electronic payments company's insurer must turn over claim files and underwriting materials as they continue to litigate whether the company's roughly $6.8 million loss from two fraud schemes falls within its policy's coverage for "computer fraud," an Iowa federal court ruled Tuesday.

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