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September 03, 2025
Why EpicentRx Ruling Is A Major Win For Business Certainty
The California Supreme Court's recent decision in EpicentRx v. Superior Court removes a significant source of uncertainty that plagued commercial litigation in California by clarifying that forum selection clauses shouldn't be invalidated solely because the selected forum lacks the right to a jury trial, say attorneys at Clark Hill.
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September 02, 2025
Visa, Mastercard Still Can't Beat Intuit, Block Antitrust Claims
A New York federal judge has rejected Visa and Mastercard's latest effort to ditch antitrust claims brought by Intuit and Block in long-running multidistrict litigation over payment processing fees, agreeing with a magistrate judge's finding that the court has already considered and rejected the credit companies' arguments.
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September 02, 2025
Apple Seeks Fees, Says Fintiv Tried To 'Avoid' Its Own IP Trial
Apple Inc. on Friday urged a Texas federal court to award it attorneys' fees for work dating back to June 2022, saying digital wallet payment processor Fintiv Inc. engaged in unreasonable litigation conduct by trying to delay a trial in Fintiv's lawsuit accusing Apple of infringing a mobile wallet patent.
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September 02, 2025
Billions Or 'Bogus'? Google Privacy Case Goes To Calif. Jury
Google should pay billions of dollars in compensatory damages for unlawfully collecting data from 98 million cellphone users, a lawyer for a class of consumers told a California federal jury during closing arguments Tuesday, while Google said it obtained consent and called the damages sought "bogus."
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September 02, 2025
Ex-XAI Engineer Who Joined OpenAI Must Hand Over Devices
A California federal judge on Tuesday ordered a former engineer at xAI, Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company, to temporarily hand over personal devices for a forensic examination in litigation accusing him of stealing trade secrets and confidential information before going to work for competitor OpenAI.

Areas of Coverage
- CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
- Company bylaws
- Fiduciary duties of executives
- Executive compensation
- Insider dealings and corporate disclosure
- Ethical and professional guidelines
- Shareholder and employee rights
- ENFORCEMENT
- Corporate formation rules
- Securities issuances
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- Personnel moves
- Profiles of corporate practices
- Corporate legal department trends
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