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• March 17, 2026

  JPMorgan Says Arbitration Pact Stands Despite Atty's Gaffe

  JPMorgan Chase urged a Manhattan federal court Monday to send a former employee's race discrimination and pay bias claims to arbitration, arguing that an in-house lawyer's mistaken assurance prior to litigation that she wasn't bound by an arbitration agreement doesn't amount to a waiver of the right to enforce it.

• March 17, 2026

  Dr. Oz Claims Florida Also Has Healthcare Fraud Problem

  Dr. Mehmet Oz, the administrator for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, announced Tuesday that he is taking his efforts to combat healthcare-related fraud to Florida, where he says millions of dollars have been wasted on schemes involving durable medical equipment.

• March 17, 2026

  Bettor Pushes For Early Win In Fanatics Wager Limits Suit

  A Michigan bettor has asked a federal court to hand him a partial summary judgment win against a sportsbook owned by Fanatics Inc., claiming the platform illegally let users instantly raise their own betting limits in violation of consumer protection rules in multiple states.

• March 17, 2026

  China Surveillance To Make Radio Conf. Tougher, Senate Told

  China's ability to monitor foreign visitors from the moment they step onto its soil will make it harder for U.S. officials to navigate next year's critical treaty-making conference on radio spectrum rules in Shanghai, experts told the U.S. Senate Tuesday.

• March 17, 2026

  Judge Blasts Admin For Shifting White House Project Claims

  A D.C. federal judge blasted top administration attorneys Tuesday for "shifting theories" of authority for the White House's East Wing ballroom project, saying the administration was likely looking for "an escape hatch" to avoid an injunction and promised to try to rule before above-ground work begins next month.

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