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Transportation - April, 2024

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• Chicago Wants Help Probing Migrant-Moving Bus Companies
• Final Biden Enviro Review Regs Puts Onus On Agencies
• Skadden, Latham Lead Travel Firm Viking's Upsized $1.5B IPO
• Truck Driver Wins $12M In Illinois Crash Case
• 7th Circ. Backs Costco's Win In Gas Price-Matching Feud
• Dust Spray Maker Hit With $7.75M Verdict Over Fatal DUI
• Pa. Schools Say Railcar Cos. Must Face Derailment Claims
• House Panel Touts Legislation To Preserve AM Radio In Cars
• 1st Circ. Says Flyers' JetBlue-Spirit Deal Challenge Moot
• Colo. Beats Challenge To Fees In Transportation Funding Law
• EPA Chief Faces House Appropriators Hostile To Agency Regs
• City Says Workers' Comp Ends $50M Ship Fire Death Suit
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Moon Rover, Doomsday Planes
• Conn. Firm Settles Copyright Feuds Over Website Photos
• Husch Blackwell Adds Labor & Employment Litigator In LA
• NYC Law Firm Says Japanese Auto Supplier Owes $800K Fees
• Atty Sanctioned Over Missed Depo During Solar Eclipse Trip
• IRS Updates Guidance For Clean Jet Fuel Tax Credits
• Could 'General Average' Apply To The Key Bridge Crash?
• Think Like A Lawyer: Follow The Iron Rule Of Trial Logic
• Aviation Co. Fights Delay Of Russian Planes Coverage Suit
• Ex-Officers Seek Early Win Against Flight Attendant Union
• Split 7th Circ. Clears Insurers In O'Hare Steel Defect Fight
• US, Tribes Defend Water Rule Against States', Biz Groups' Suit
• BNSF Balks At $1.3B Demand For Trespass On Tribal Lands
• NC Justices Urged To Rethink Policy 'Stacking' Limits
• Amtrak Wants Out Of Black Conductor's Bias Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Drivers, Ford Agree To Resolve Mustang 'Limp Mode' Suit
• GM, LexisNexis Hit With Another Driving Data Suit
• The Art Of Asking: Leveraging Your Contacts For Referrals
• Viking Upsizes IPO To $1.2B As More Companies Enter Fray
• UK Car Insurance Cost Up 33% Over Year, ABI Says
• Justices Won't Hear Musk's Case Against SEC Gag Order
• Justices To Weigh RICO Injury Scope In CBD Case
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• Remote Class, Medical News, More: Texas High Court Roundup
• Orgs Ask Biden, Congress To Impel Ligado Order's Reversal
• Rail Group Sues Minnesota Over New Hazmat Safety Fee Law
• French Auto Parts Co. Can't Nix Ford Supplier's $4.5M Suit
• Feds Probe Tesla Autopilot Recall Fix Amid 'Misuse' Risks
• Alaska Airlines Rogue Pilot Suit Not Grounded Yet
• Texas Justices Rule Trial Court Must Admit Out-Of-State Attys
• 5th Circ. Reverses Coverage For Fatal Race Accident Suit
• Panama Canal Project Fight Sent Back To Chancery
• US Says 2 Chinese Nationals Smuggled Semiconductor Tech
• Pacific Territories Temporarily Freed From 'Buy America' Rules
• Wave Of Final Rules Reflects Race Against CRA Deadline
• Flight Attendants Seek Class Status In FMLA Penalty Suit
• Mass. Justices Dash Deported Man's Hope For Remote Retrial
• Parking Co. Strikes $1.4M Deal To End Pay Transparency Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Tesla Says Investors May Want To Influence Shareholder Vote
• Rubrik Leads Trio Of IPOs That Buoy Recovering Market
• Manufacturer To Pay $3M To End Retirement Kickback Suit
• Patent Holder Settles Transfer Fraud Case Tied To $17M Win
• How Cos. Can Prep For New Calif. Privacy Regulations
• Mich. Pizzeria, Drivers Ready To Reopen Mileage Cost Fight
• Rival Amazon Union Attys Get Warning From Federal Judge
• Chancery's Carvana Suit Toss Shows Special Committee Value
• Atty Slams Mogul's Fight For Bank Records As Waste Of Time
• Indictment Says 'Car Wreck Clyde' Skimmed From Client Deals
• Being An Equestrian Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Celebrity Cruises' Morgues Are 'Run To Fail,' Family Claims
• Lyft Denied $1M Fees In Patent Suit Because Of Previous Deal
• DOL Says Firm 'Repeatedly' Misclassified Highway Workers
• EU Court Won't Disturb Spanish Tax Break Rulings
• Investors Can't Hit Reset In 737 Max Fraud Suit, Boeing Says
• Bill O'Reilly Can't Duck Canceled Cruise Suit, Customer Says
• Cyber Regulators Should Rely On Existing Sources Cautiously
• DOE Funding And Cargo Preference Compliance: Key Points
• Biden Admin Closes $362M Loan To Texas EV-Wiring Maker
• EPA Floats $1B In School Bus, Truck Electrification Grants
• Tesla Must Put Musk's Potential Payday In Trust, Investors Say
• 4 Ways To Refresh Your Law Firm's Marketing Strategy
• Turkish Co. Hit With $168M Suit Over Failed Uniform Deal
• BNSF Says Zurich Should Pay For Defense In Asbestos Cases
• Tracking Tech Maker Calls USPS' $282M Deal Redo Irrational
• ACLU Backs States' Power To Preempt Feds' Net Neutrality
• BNSF Lowballing Oil Train Trespass Payout, Tribe Says
• 4 Things Attys Should Know About NJ's $56B Spending Plan
• EV Co.'s SPAC Suit Gets Final OK For $1.9M Settlement
• FCA Says Virtual Order Spells End Of In-Person Depositions
• Chinese Foam-Making Chemicals Dominate Market, Co. Warns
• Tesla's Risky Ride To Revive Musk's Multibillion-Dollar Pay
• Blue States Leap To Defend EPA Vehicle Emissions Rule
• Baltimore Sues Owners Of Ship That Crashed Into Key Bridge
• Blank Rome Attys Defend Lawsuit Called A 'Pound Of Flesh'
• Cos. Must Prepare For Calif. Legislation That Would Ban PFAS
• Bike Parts Co. Investor Wants Scott + Scott For Class Counsel
• 9th Circ. Won't Reinstate Pilot After High-Flying Pot Deliveries
• Ship Captain Can't Get New Trial Over Boat Fire That Killed 34
• Uber Can't Ditch All Drivers' Pay Claims, Ill. Judge Says
• Mich. Justices To Settle When Juries Make Crash Injury Call
• Estate Rep, Not Trustee, Ruled Proper Defendant In Death Suit
• GM, Others Sued For Sharing Driver Data With Insurers
• Man Keeps $1.8M Verdict In Calif. Auto Crash Injury Suit
• Seafarer Detention Under Ship Pollution Law Must Have Limits
• Oregon Judge Won't Delay Youth Climate Trial
• Cos. Want Ga. Firm Punished For 'Impossible' COVID-19 Suit
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Hyundai, Kia Drivers Want $13M Fees In Car Theft Defect Deal
• Airline Fires Male Pilot Over Earring, Sex Bias Suit Says
• Justices To Mull Atty Fees For Preliminary Injunctions
• Supreme Court Denies Amazon Bid To Review Arbitration Scope
• Justices Won't Hear Bakery's Arbitration Exemption Case
• Justices Won't Weigh If Domino's Drivers Arbitration-Exempt
• Hearst, Security Co. Ignored Stalker Delivery Driver, Suit Says
• Uber, Lyft Ask Justices To Review Calif. Arbitration 'Loophole'
• Ill. Judge Accepts 3rd Try To Allege Fraud Against Boeing
• Texas Justices Open Door To Axing $14M Truck Crash Verdict
• Norwegian Investor Wins $101M Award In Shipyard Dispute
• Nissan's Ex-Chair Owes $6.5M In Defense Costs, Insurer Says
• Mich. Panel Backs GM's Win In Supplier Pricing Spat
• Steelmaker Asks ITC To Halt EV Imports From Vietnamese Co.
• Up Next At High Court: Abortions & Presidential Immunity
• Creditor Committee Backs Yellow In Pension Fund Fight
• FAA Probing Rockies Coach's Mid-Flight Visit To Cockpit
• Proactive Strategies Can Reduce Truck Cos.' Accident Liability
• Assigning Liability In Key Bridge Collapse May Be Challenging
• The Practical Effects Of Justices' Arbitration Exemption Ruling
• French Train Biz Alstom Selling Signaling Biz For $671M
• Highlights From The 2024 ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Colo. Panel Says UIM Insurers Didn't Meet State Requirements
• Ga. Cargo Co. Says Marks Are Generic In $15M IP Dispute
• Oakland Airport Name Change Will Create A Mess, SF Says
• BLM Prioritizes Conservation On Federal Land In Final Rule
• Enbridge Says Feds' Pipeline Brief Aids Michigan Case
• Sale Offer Should Doom Jetaire IP Suit, Judge Says
• 25 States Urge DC Circ. To Block EPA Auto Emissions Rules
• Mich. Supreme Court To Hear Jet's Pizza Settlement Appeal
• GM Hit With New Suit Over Transmission Defects
• Deals Rumor Mill: Tapestry-Capri, StubHub IPO, Salesforce
• Coast Guard's Dredging Barge Approval Upheld At 5th Circ.
• DC Judge Questions 7-Eleven Position On FTC Constraints
• EV Tax Credit Restrictions, Trade Bills Advance In House
• 2nd Circ. Won't Revive Investor Fight Over Honeywell Spinoff
• Tesla Gets PTAB To Wipe Out Vehicle Charging Patent
• Chancery Orders Invictus Fund Manager To Hand Over Docs
• Jury To Decide Fault Of Driver In Spray-Huffing DUI Death
• Biden Admin Probes Chinese Shipbuilders For Unfair Trade
• Republican AGs Petition EPA To Drop Enviro Justice Initiative
• Fired Whistleblowers' Right To Sue Vital, Mich. Justices Hear
• Port Authority Worker Takes Race Bias Suit To 3rd Circ.
• 3rd Circ. Erases $10M Judgment In Car Charities' TM Dispute
• Geolocation Co. Seeks FCC Revamp Of Lower 900 MHz
• Racetrack's Unlisted Use Unremarkable, Mich. Justice Says
• Fox Rothschild Hires Employment Atty In Atlantic City
• Shipping Co. Cuts Deal To Exit 401(k) Fee Suit
• FERC Won't Rethink Pacific Northwest Gas Project Approval
• Sirius XM Faces Patent Row Over Vehicle Kit Product
• Longtime Nossaman Infrastructure Pro Joins Norton Rose
• Tesla To Vote On Reviving Musk's $55B Pay, Moving To Texas
• American Urges 1st Circ. To Reject 'Radical' JetBlue Ruling
• Whitewater Kayaking Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Cooperation Helped Cable Co. Avoid Prosecution, Feds Say
• Cashed Check Kills VW Emissions Deal Appeal, 9th Circ. Says
• DC Circ. Grills EPA On Nixing Refiners' Biofuel Exemptions
• Freight Co. Can't Escape $15M Verdict In Deckhand Death Suit
• Amazon Beats Suit After Injured Drivers Bury Medical Details
• DOE Aims To Wrap LNG Review By Year-End, Granholm Says
• Mercedes Rusty Subframe Suit Is Too Vague, Judge Is Told
• Judges Doubt Denver Transit Co.'s $112M Loss Is Protected
• Virginia Judge Tosses State Broadband Law Challenge
• BIPA Judge Laments Blown Discovery Deadlines — Again
• Buttigieg, State AGs To Probe Consumer Airline Complaints
• IBM Gained Most AI Patents By Far In 2023
• 3rd Circ. Cuts Claims In Geico Vehicle Value-Adjustment Suit
• Flyers Challenge $1.9B Hawaiian-Alaska Airlines Merger
• Pot Transport Co. Can't Escape Overtime Suit
• Carparts.com Stockholder Revs Up Poison Pill Suit In Del.
• Contract Disputes Recap: Interpretation And Jurisdiction
• Ex-North Korean Official Charged With Dodging US Sanctions
• This Earth Day, Consider How Your Firm Can Go Greener
• Moving Co. Execs Found Guilty In $7.7M Payroll Tax Scheme
• Resistance To Patent Licenses Drives More Suits, Execs Say
• Judge Tosses 'Boilerplate' Infringement Suit Against OnStar
• Tesla Workers' Atty Rips Claim Of Influence Over State Agency
• Drivers Can't Avoid Uber's 'Road Not Taken' Position
• Oil Co. Warns NC Justices Of 'Unfair' Results In Taking Case
• Baltimore Taps DiCello Levitt, Saltz Mongeluzzi For Key Bridge
• Boeing Says Virgin Can't Use Another Court To Avoid IP Suit
• Subaru Agrees To Replace And Refund Defective Windshields
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Pharmacy, Courier Co. Settle Driver's Classification Suit
• Simpson Thacher Corporate Pro Rejoins Weil In Houston
• Ballard Spahr Adds Benefits Pro In Ga. From Union Pacific
• Bomb Dog Trainer Links Cancer To Job In Benefits Denial Suit
• Consumer Class Action Trio Joins Morgan Lewis From Crowell
• Justices Pass On Norfolk Southern Claim To Rail Line Control
• Dentons-Led Group 1 To Buy Inchcape UK Auto Biz For £346M
• TRO Won't Save Auto Supplier From Fallout, Judge Says
• Crash Victim's Family Wins $38M Verdict Against Oncor
• Mercedes-Benz Lending Arm Must Face Conn. Lease Fight
• Mich. Panel Says Out-Of-State Car Accident Isn't Covered
• Mich. High Court Snapshot: Atty Sanctions Kick Off April
• NC Auto Parts Co. Settling Feds' Emissions-Cheating Claims
• Tribes Look To Overturn Enbridge's Line 5 Mich. Tunnel Permit
• Mogul Aims To Trace Part Of Alleged $35M Hack Payout To Atty
• Mercedes-Benz Gets Fraud Claims Clipped In Brake Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Hornblower Gets OK For Creditor Vote On Ch. 11 Plan
• High Court Keeps Arbitration Exemption's Focus On Workers
• Judge Criticizes USPS As K-9 Screening Contract 'Saga' Ends
• Auto Tech Group Floats Bill To End Abusers' Car Access
• NJ Climate Suit Goes 'Far Beyond' Boundaries, Oil Cos. Say
• Interior Dept. Finalizes Rule To Strengthen Endangered Species Act
• Canadian Trucking Co. Needs More Time For US DIP Approval
• Ex-Geico Agents Ask 6th Circ. To Revive Classification Suit
• Ohio Judge Axes Norfolk's Derailment Cleanup Cost Defenses
• Judge Recommends State Court For Ore. County Climate Suit
• Exploring Patent Trends In Aerospace Electrification
• Blocked JetBlue-Spirit Deal Illustrates New Antitrust Approach
• Longtime Hogan Lovells Transport Head Joins Morgan Lewis
• 3 Firms Vie To Lead RTX Stockholder Suit Over Engine Cracks
• Fired Yellow Corp. Workers Can Proceed With Class Action
• EPA Says Colo. Air Pollution Plan Approval Was Proper
• United Airlines Defeats Religious Bias Suit Over Vax Mandate
• US Sends Mixed Messages In Enbridge Line 5 Pipeline Dispute
• Conn. Attorney Accused Of Unreasonable Fees In VW Case
• Hyundai, Kia Engine Fire Deal OK'd With 60% Atty Fee Cut
• US, Mexico Resolve Labor Complaints At Two Mexico Plants
• United Airlines Hit With Chancery Suit Over Poison Pill
• Drivers Seek Nix Of Uber's Motion After 'Road Not Taken' Brief
• Deported Man Can't Undo Fraud Conviction After Feds' Error
• Emissions Rules' Foes May Be Forced To Yield To Automakers
• EPA Files First Admin. Complaint Over Illegal HFC Import
• Jet Co. Can't Escape Suit Over Plane Depleting Fuel, Crashing
• Comparing Corporate Law In Delaware, Texas And Nevada
• Union Pacific Can't Duck Biometric Privacy Lawsuit
• Federal MDL Rule Benefits From Public Comments
• Maine Says Lobster Boat Tracking Counts As Legal Search
• Mich. Justices Block Wind Farm's Plan To Expand Near Airport
• Subcontractor Axes $1.8M Tech Co. Suit Over RTX Project
• 9th Circ. Says Arbitration Carveout Doesn't Apply To Cos.
• Practicing Law With Parkinson's Disease
• GM Hit With Class Action Over 'Shift-To-Park' Defect
• Children Fight Feds' Bid To Dodge Constitutional Climate Suit
• DA Says SEPTA Prosecutor Law Unfairly Singles Out Philly
• Electrical Workers Union Sues LIRR Over Cannabis Firing
• After Uproar, New MDL Rule Advances With Attys Assuaged
• What's In The Norfolk Southern $600M Derailment Deal
• Judge Says He'd Be Spooked By Mercedes Recall Notice
• Nikola Investors' SPAC Fraud Suit Moves Ahead
• Texas Court Unsure It Has Jurisdiction Over Auto Co.'s Rival
• Colo. Justices Doubt Workers' Comp Stops Insurance Suits
• How Imminent Is 'Imminent,' Judge Asks In Supply Chain Fight
• Spirit Flies Away From Wiretap Suit Over Site User Tracking
• GM Rips 'Word Salad' Discovery Request, Fights Sanction Bid
• Aviation Watch: Not All Airline Mergers Hurt The Public
• The Merger Cases That Will Matter At ABA Antitrust Meeting
• Climate Disclosure Mandates Demand A Big-Picture Approach
• Ga. Firm Fights Sanctions Bid For Pursuing COVID-19 Suit
• ArentFox Schiff Bets On Auto Sector With 4 Boston Partners
• Playing Hockey Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• California Can Set Own Emissions Standards, DC Circ. Says
• Norfolk Southern Settles Train Derailment Suits For $600M
• Fiat Chrysler Beats Faulty Rearview Camera Class Action
• Ford Motor Co. OT Claims Transferred To Michigan
• FTC's Slaughter Defends International Cooperation
• Pepperidge Farm Distributor Can Keep Delivering Cookies
• Vidal Wants PTAB To Take Fresh Look At Radiator Patent Fight
• US Pledges $6.6B To TSMC As Chip Co. Eyes 3rd Ariz. Plant
• Experts Call For New Agency To Regulate Space Operations
• Tribes Say Army Corps Mistakes Their Claims In 5th Circ. Row
• Tesla Owner Claims Company's Warranty Misled Customers
• Tesla Settles Autopilot Wrongful Death Suit On Eve Of Trial
• Insurer Fights 3rd Circ. Bid To Revive Crash Coverage Suit
• For Lawyers, Pessimism Should Be A Job Skill, Not A Life Skill
• Illinois EV Charging Act Sparks Developer Concerns
• Royal Caribbean Settles Passenger's Suit Over Wife's Death
• Taxi Hailing Cos. Settle Hidden Fees RICO Claims
• Sean Combs Named In Suit Alleging Yacht Sex Assault By Son
• DC Circ. Says Gov't Changing Its Defense In Chinese Visa Row
• Baltimore Bridge: Biden's Visit, Recovery, Supply Chain
• Tesla Workers Skipped Breaks To Meet Quotas, Suit Says
• NJ City, Port Authority Hit With $50M Suit In Ship Fire Deaths
• Mich. Panel Rejects 'Fees For Fees' In Contractor's FOIA Bid
• Claims Court Says Leaked Contractor Info Didn't Help Rival
• Virgin Galactic Sues Boeing Over 'Shoddy' $45M Aircraft Work
• Boeing Pays Alaska Airlines $160M For 737 Midair Blowout
• Conn. Court Limits Payouts For Underinsured Motorist Policies
• Conflicting Stories Wreck Suit Blaming UPS Truck For Crash
• Fla. Men Admit To Illegally Sending Aircraft Parts To Russia
• GM Not Liable For Ditching Supplier, Mich. Panel Says
• FedEx Must Face Suit Over Customer's Storefront Crash Injury
• Nixon Peabody Adds 2 Attys From Hinckley Allen In Boston
• Skadden-Led Cruise Operator Viking Files $100M IPO
• 5th Circ. Won't Touch Texas Oil Export Terminal License
• Schneider National Forced Disabled Vet Off Job, Suit Says
• Judicial Nominees On Schumer's Post-Recess To-Do List
• 11th Circ. Backs Auto Co.'s Win In Disability Bias Suit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Boeing Can't Ditch Ill. Securities Fraud Suit Over 737 Max
• NY Congestion Pricing Judge Pleads For Predictability
• NY Judge Says 'Defeat Device' Co. Protected By Section 230
• 9th Circ. Unconvinced Judge's Past Job Hurt Tesla Investor
• Ex-CBP Agent Avoids Prison For Selling King Of Pop Signature
• Amazon Union Leaders Accused Of Blowing Up Election Deal
• Domino's Franchise Shorted Mileage, Pa. Delivery Driver Says
• EPA Names Nonprofits To Get $20B From New GHG Fund
• 2nd Circ. Vacates Logistics Co.'s $1.8M Damaged Cargo Win
• Requiring Leave To File Amicus Briefs Is A Bad Idea
• Streamlined Mine Regulation Is Key For The Energy Transition
• BMW Dealer, Claims Manager End $4M Injury Settlement Fight
• Mass. Airline Settles With Feds Over Noncompliant Flights
• Full 9th Circ. Won't Review PAGA Ruling In Lowe's Suit
• Sport Aircraft Maker Icon Hits Ch. 11 With $170M Debt
• We Had No Conflict In Postal Service Bid, Co. Tells Fed Circ.
• Roadless Rule Doesn't Suit The Tongass, Alaska, Allies Argue
• Colo. Says Trial Unnecessary In Transportation Funding Fight
• Insurer Wants $38M For Covering Unfinished Road Jobs
• Retailer BJ's Joins Fight Against Conn. Power Lines Project
• Insurer Says Rail Co. Must Pay In $400K Spoiled Chicken Suit
• NJ Judge Grants Initial OK Of $2.7M EV Maker Investor Deal
• 4 Ways To Motivate Junior Attorneys To Bring Their Best
• 6th Circ. Won't Revive RV Driver's Ford Chassis Warranty Suit
• 3rd Circ. Judge Wonders If Philly Union Rule Dispute Is Moot
• How American Airlines ESG Case Could Alter ERISA Liability
• Auto Insurer Seeks Payback After $2M Car Crash Settlement
• Ethiopian Air Trial Set For November Over Boeing's Objections
• Skanska Inks $1.4B Contract To Replace Seattle Bridge
• Amazon Driver Took, Shared Pics of Actor's Home, Suit Says
• Uber Seeks Exit From Texas Riders' Claims In Assault MDL
• Judge Notes There's No 'Jump To Conclusions' Mat In His Court
• 'Road Not Taken': Uber Defends Verdict With Poetic Flair
• Axle Maker Says It's Getting Shafted On Exclusive Parts Deal
• Tesla Pushed On La. Antitrust Claims In 5th Circ.
• Transportation Department Finalizes New Train Crew Size Rule
• CBP To Crack Down On 'Vague' Cargo Descriptions
• 2 Firms Seek To Lead Boeing 737 Max Safety Investor Suit
• JFK Taxi Dispatchers Charged With Taking Bribes For Rides
• Truckers Reach $2.5M Deal On Sleeper Berth Claim
• CSX Denies Liability In Backroads Bridge Crash Suit
• Seattle Seaport Co. Defying Clean Water Act, Green Group Says
• Okla. High Court Denies Gov.'s Veto Suit Over Tribal Compacts
• Another Judge Says Feds Overstepped With GHG Rule
• 20 Republican-Led States Urge Justices To Ax Climate Suits
• Serving As A Sheriff's Deputy Made Me A Better Lawyer
• Emirates Can't Sink COVID-19 Severance Suit
• Cole Scott Beats DQ Bid Over Partner's Past Work
• Philly Uber Class Action Atty Heads To Lichten & Liss-Riordan
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Judge Won't Ice EEOC's Race Bias Suit Against Tesla
• BNSF Says Tribe Can't Claim $1.3B For Oil Train Trespassings
• Ford Can Keep Pursuing Narrowed BCBS Antitrust Suit
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Nonprecedential, Unreasonable, Scope
• Feds Say Mexican Steel Wire Was Finished In US To Skirt Duty
• Fears About The End Of Chevron Deference Are Overblown
• DeSantis Ducks Mass. Suit Over Migrant Flights
• Global Tensions Stall Cross-Border Deals As Gov'ts Regroup
• Canadian Trucking Co. Seeks US Bankruptcy Recognition
• Former Minn. Chief Justice Instructs On Writing Better Briefs