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Trials
Trials Law360 provides breaking news and analysis of major state and federal trials across the U.S. Coverage includes on-the-ground reporting of trials from opening statements to sentencing, as well as pre- and post-trial disputes.
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Latest News in Trials
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February 10, 2026
Oil Terminal Ownership Was Undisputed, Texas Jury Told
An international investor told a Texas Business Court jury Tuesday that the trio of business partners looking to edge him out of Gulf Coast crude terminal project had never previously objected to his 20% stake or his monthly six-figure paychecks for helping secure financing.
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February 10, 2026
Social Media App Plaintiff 'Not Addicted To YouTube,' Jury Told
An attorney for Google told a California state jury Tuesday during his opening remarks in the first bellwether trial over social media companies allegedly harming young people's mental health that the plaintiff's extensive medical records, own words and user history show she is not addicted to YouTube.
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February 10, 2026
Meta Gave Short Shrift To Safety Efforts, Ex-Exec Testifies
A former Facebook safety executive testified Tuesday in the New Mexico attorney general's trial against Meta that over his time there, proposals for safety improvements faced increasing resistance and onerous approvals in which non-safety colleagues "whittled down" their effectiveness.
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February 10, 2026
Valve's Trial Against Accused Patent Troll Begins In Seattle
Valve Corp. told a Seattle federal jury Tuesday that inventor Leigh Rothschild and his intellectual property firms spent years "harassing" the video game company over patents it was already licensed to use in pursuit of a bigger payout, pressing play on a trial that will test Washington's Patent Troll Prevention Act.
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February 10, 2026
From Prison, Bankman-Fried Requests New Trial
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried requested a new trial in a pro se motion made public on Tuesday that accused Manhattan federal prosecutors of leveraging "intimidation and threats to scare off defense witnesses" who he claims could have cast doubt on the government's narrative about the misappropriation of funds and insolvency that left customers unable to withdraw their funds from the crypto exchange.
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