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• March 10, 2026

  Alex Spiro Says Twitter Atty 'Misremembering' Offer To Settle

  Elon Musk attorney Alex Spiro testified before a California federal jury Tuesday that a lead Twitter lawyer who said Spiro tried to renegotiate Musk's $44 billion deal to buy the social media platform was "misremembering," saying Twitter's counsel offered the discount and asked for legal waivers over the company's bot claims.

• March 10, 2026

  Salesforce Wins Stay Of Backpage Trafficking Cases In Illinois

  An Illinois federal judge Tuesday temporarily put on hold litigation accusing Salesforce of benefiting from sex trafficking through advertisements uploaded on Backpage.com after finding that related criminal proceedings against Backpage's founder and former executives must first be resolved.

• March 10, 2026

  10th Circ. Upholds Lawmakers' Misgendering-Rule Immunity

  A Tenth Circuit appellate panel upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit from two advocacy groups Tuesday that sought to overturn a rule in the Colorado General Assembly prohibiting speakers from misgendering or deadnaming people.

• March 10, 2026

  Polymarket Loses Bid To Block Mich. Gambling Enforcement

  There's "no logical way" to view Polymarket's event contracts — which allow people to profit or lose on sports-related outcomes — as financial "swaps" as defined in the Commodity Exchange Act, a federal judge said Tuesday, denying the company's request to temporarily block Michigan officials from imposing state gambling laws.

• March 10, 2026

  Smartmatic Moves To Toss 'Vindictive' FCPA Prosecution

  Smartmatic urged a Florida federal judge Tuesday to toss charges against it in the U.S. Department of Justice's case accusing former company executives of bribing a Filipino official to secure contracts, slamming the superseding indictment as part of a "crusade to unconstitutionally target" President Donald Trump's perceived political enemies.

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