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Trials - October, 2025

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• Ex-Knick Must Pay Madison Square Garden $642K Legal Fees
• Up Next At High Court: Tariffs, Fugitives & Contractor Liability
• Opioids Didn't Weigh Heavily In Finances, Hospital Execs Say
• IP-Focused Judges Say Less Is More In Patent Litigation
• First Trans Judge In Mass. Advocates Courtroom Courtesy
• Black Law Prof Wants High Court To Review Bias Suit Ruling
• OpenAI Opposes 'Cookie-Cutter' Google Search Fixes
• CREXi Can't Get CoStar's Copyright Claims Put On Hold
• 3 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In Nov.
• Ga. Panel Backs Ambulance Co.'s Trial Win In Death Suit
• Samsung Gets Further Relief After Dodging $112M IP Verdict
• 'David V. Goliath' Litigation Boutique Launches In SoCal
• Feds Rest $25M Crypto Theft Case Against MIT Grads
• Med Robot Co. Tells 9th Circ. Not To Revive 'Disfavored' Suit
• Ex-NYU Doc's Disability Bias Verdict Gets Trimmed To $2.55M
• Defamation Litigation Roundup: Drake, IRS, Greenpeace
• Conn. Justices Urged To Define 'Written Consent' To Jury Trial
• J&J's Janssen Says 3rd Circ. Should Reverse $1.6B FCA Win
• Takeda Fails In Bid To Avoid IBS Drug Antitrust Trial
• Delbarton Seeks New Trial After $5M Clergy Abuse Verdict
• NC Judge Won't Order CEO's Arrest In Pool Company Dispute
• Cox Wants Justices To Erase ISP Liability Verdict
• Insurer Aims To Trim Woman's $7.5M Crash Coverage Suit
• 10 Quick Tips To Elevate Your Evidence Presentation At Trial
• Wash. Justices Reinstate $185M Monsanto PCB Verdict
• Practicing Stoicism Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Pharmacies Say $1.5B Damages Too Much In Fla. Opioid Suit
• Greenpeace Gets Dakota Pipeline Damages Cut To $345M
• Ex-Staffer For SEC Filings Co. Cops To Insider Trading
• Portland National Guard Deployment Bench Trial Begins In Ore.
• FBI Weaponized Loneliness, IS Crypto Funder Tells 4th Circ.
• Royal Caribbean's Bartending Blamed For Passenger's Death
• DOJ Says State AGs Can't 'Second-Guess' HPE Merger Deal
• Fla. Panel Orders New Trial For Man Denied Public Defender
• Convicted Ex-Conn. Official Flags Juror's Comment To Media
• The Biz Court Digest: Texas, One Year In
• Feds Ditch Usual Mob Case Playbook In NBA Betting Scandal
• Brothers Found Guilty Of $100M HIV Drug Fraud
• Beyond Meat, Rival Headed To Trial After Mixed TM Ruling
• Split Ga. Appeals Court Upends $13.7M Med Mal Fee Award
• Border Czar Bribery Probe Spotlights 'Public Official' Scope
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Educating Your Community
• Pa. Judge Accused Of COVID Fraud Scores Diversion Deal
• Trial Evidence Backs Tossed Claims, Ex-Housing Worker Says
• Alston & Bird Sanctioned $10K For LinkedIn Juror Research
• Fla. Court Reverses $213M Judgment In 'Maya' Case
• Off-Label Prescribing Was Common, Novo Nordisk Tells Jury
• 5 Federal Circuit Clashes To Watch In November
• Apple Spared From Some Masimo Patent Claims Before Trial
• Adidas Says Email Gaffe Should Revive Thom Browne TM Suit
• Judge Tosses NASCAR's 'Cartel' Counterclaim Against Teams
• J&J Hit With $20M Verdict In Fla. Talc Trial
• Comcast Wants Early Appeal For Ad Market Antitrust Ruling
• Va. Justices Urged To Restore Record $2B Trade Secrets Win
• Man Gets New Trial Over Threatening Calls To Judge
• Shifting Crypto Landscape Complicates Tornado Cash Verdict
• 4th Circ. Overturns Landmark W.Va. Opioid Verdict
• 2nd Circ. Upholds $54M Award To Citgo In Oil Cargo Dispute
• Insurer Says Late Notice Dooms $7.5M Crash Coverage
• 5 Crisis Lawyering Skills For An Age Of Uncertainty
• Wash. Hospital System Can't Undo $230M Wage Suit Loss
• Getting Grilled By FINRA 'Blows,' StraightPath Exec Texted
• Trump Appeals 'Unprecedented' NY Criminal Conviction
• MIT Bros Go After 'Sandwichers' In $25M Crypto Heist Trial
• Angels Players Shared Pills, Former Staffer's Ex-Wife Says
• Apple Gets Class Decertified In App Store Antitrust Case
• Uncertainty Will Follow If $181M Verdict Is Axed, Fed. Circ. Told
• Whistleblower 'Horrified' By Novo Nordisk Drug Sales Tactics
• NC High Court Snapshot: Class Decertification Bids Abound
• Defunct Biz Asks 3rd Circ. To Revive $100M Caterpillar Win
• Bros. Had No Fraud Intent In HIV Drug Scam, Fla. Jury Told
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Ex-Iconix CEO's Fraud Conviction
• Ex-Startup CFO's Crypto Wire Fraud Trial Begins In Seattle
• Mich. Jury Awards $6.8M To IT Co. For 'Stolen' FAA Contract
• NC Fire Chief Settles Race Bias Suit, For Real This Time
• Estate Agrees To Settlement In $50M Solar Co. Tax Row
• Timeshare Co.'s Fee Dispute Sent Back To Fla. State Court
• StraightPath Ex-Sales Agent Tells Jury He Lied To Customers
• It's Time For The Judiciary To Fix Its Cybersecurity Problem
• JPMorgan Accuses Charlie Javice Of 'Abusive' Atty Fee Billing
• Justices' Cox Ruling Could Have Domino Effect On AI Cos.
• Jury Awards $3.65M To Hotel Manager In Sex Harassment Suit
• Feds Want Goldstein To Disclose 'Blame Everyone' Defense
• Apple Gets PTAB Wins On Haptic Patents Before Texas Trial
• US Steel Makes Midtrial Escape From Philly Asbestos Suit
• Off The Bench: NBA Gambling Woes, Golfer's $50M Trial Win
• Identifying The Sources And Impacts Of Juror Contamination
• Builder Awarded $1.4M In Subcontractor, Surety Breach Suit
• Abbott Wins Third Bellwether In Cow Milk Baby Formula MDL
• Judge Tells Feds To 'Fish Or Cut Bait' On 'Buffalo Billion' Case
• Law Firm Cleared Of Min. Wage, OT Claims In Paralegal's Suit
• NY AG Pleads Not Guilty, Says Prosecutor's Appt. Is 'Unlawful'
• Jurors See MIT Bros' Chats, Plans For $25M Crypto Gambit
• NC Judge Dubious Of NASCAR's 'Cartel' Counterclaims
• 5th Circ. Vacates Lewis Brisbois' $1.5M Trademark Award
• Colo. Court Backs 96-Year Sentence For Repeat Offender
• Ex-Copyright Leaders, Media Groups Back Cox Piracy Liability
• Conn. Judge Awards $71K Fees In 'Minute Entry' Appeal Loss
• Full 5th Circ. Asked To Rehear Texas Bankers' OCC Dispute
• 1st Circ. Affirms Navy Officer Conviction In Afghan Visa Scam
• Conference Set In Discovery Fight Amid $900K Fee Dispute
• Avadel, Jazz Settle Sleep Disorder Drug Claims
• Key NY State Grand Jury Rules Can Shape Defense Strategy
• Eaton To Defend Interest Rates, Fees Paid After 2012 Inversion
• Writing Novels Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Novo Nordisk Paid Patient Benefits, Not Bribes, Jury Hears
• Phillips 66 Can't Undo $805M Trade Secrets Trial Loss
• Ill. Judge Extends National Guard Block For Justices' Review
• Hi-Tech Pharma Fraud Charges Just A 'Paper Case,' Jury Told
• Court Scraps $2.7M Crash Verdict Over Doc's Trial Testimony
• UBS Urges Justices Not To Revive Retaliation Case Again
• Ohio Supreme Court Says Juror Was Impartial In Rape Trial
• Chicago Transit Seeks Judgment, New Trial In Vax Bias Case
• Jury Convicts Man In $200M Counterfeit Smuggling Scheme
• SDNY OpenAI Order Clarifies Preservation Standards For AI
• Sinkhole Coverage Dispute Up To Jury To Decide, Judge Says
• What's At Stake In Justices' Merits Hearing Of FTC Firing
• Ex-Conn. School Buildings Official Convicted Of Corruption
• Ga. Justices Weigh City's Duty In $33M Fatal Crash Case
• Apple Slams 'Fatally Broad' App Store Injunction At 9th Circ.
• Novo Nordisk Says Officials Not Qualified To Doubt Drug Bills
• Fla. Jury Hits Target With $11.3M Verdict In Bad Fall Case
• Judge Sends Solar Co.'s Panama Grid Access Row To Trial
• Crypto Trader Says He Thought MIT Bros.' $25M Win Was Legit
• Mike Trout Stopped Paying Staffer For Stunts Over Drug Fears
• Gibson Eyes Guitar TM Retrial After $1 Win Upped To $168K
• NASCAR Drivers Demand Say In Antitrust Settlement Talks
• Pa. Panel Upholds 40-Year Sentence In Love Park Rape Case
• 10x Genomics Hits Illumina With 2 Gene Tech Patent Suits
• Cal State University Hit With $6M Sex Harassment Verdict
• Risking Sanctions, Patent Owner Skips Google Bench Trial
• Nexus Can't Pursue IP Dropped Before Trial, Del. Judge Says
• Ex-FBI Informant Gentile, Firm Now On Hook For $19M To SEC
• New York's Highest Court Demands Bail Denial Explanation
• Ex-Housing Worker Defends $2.3M Hostile Workplace Verdict
• NY Courts Can't Shield Memos To State Judges
• Full Fed. Circ. Won't Rehear $125M Medtronic Patent Verdict
• 4 Strategies To Ensure Courts Calculate Restitution Correctly
• Georgia Atty Can't Shake Contempt Conviction For Tardiness
• J&J Appeals $25M Loss In Conn. Builder's Asbestos Case
• LA Angels Staffer Testifies He Didn't Suspect Drug Abuse
• Campbell's Hit With $17M Verdict In Store Rack Patent Case
• Novo Nordisk Trial Kicks Off Over Kickback Allegations
• Marriott Tried To 'Hijack' Delta's Trademark, Airline Tells Judge
• Penny Stock Trader Wants New 'Scalping' Trial After SEC Loss
• NJ Asks If Experts Are Needed For Mental Defenses
• Colo. High Court Upholds $40M Award In Med Mal Cap Suit
• States Urge Del. High Court To Reject Jarkesy Challenge
• Zuckerberg Ordered To Testify At 1st Social Media Harm Trial
• Ex-Cano Health CEO Settles $70M Suit Over Failed Dental Deal
• Fed. Circ. Revived Chevron In PTAB Appeal, Justices Told
• Split Mich. Panel Orders Probe Into Black Juror's Removal
• Connecticut Official Had 'Dirtiest Hands Of All,' Jury Told
• Jack Nicklaus Wins $50M In Fla. Defamation Trial
• US Steel Asbestos Caused Woman's Cancer, Philly Jury Told
• Meta Faces Massive Cut To $167M Win Over WhatsApp Hack
• In NY, Long COVID (Tolling) Still Applies
• Officer Guilty Of Murder, 2 Cleared In NY Inmate Beating Death
• Conn. Court Won't Disturb Motorcyclist's $45M Crash Verdict
• Texas Firm Tries To Undo FLSA Ruling Just Before Trial
• Justices Won't Review Repeat Indictment For Medicare Fraud
• Justices Deny EcoFactor Appeal Over Google Patent Damages
• Justices Won't Review Optional NAR Rule In Zillow Case
• Angels Couldn't Oversee Pitcher The Night He OD'd, Jury Told
• Quant Trader Tells Jury Of MIT Grads' $25M Crypto Ruse Plan
• 7th Circ. Backs Biz Owner's Ponzi Conviction, 7-Year Sentence
• Nursing Exec Denied New Trial On Wage-Fixing Claims
• NC High Court Tightens Rules On Review Of Jury Bias Claims
• Jury Clears Disney Unit Of Bias In '9-1-1' Actor's Vax Firing
• Injury Law Roundup: Uber Wins Bellwether Sex Assault Trial
• BNP Must Pay $20M To 3 Sudanese Refugees, NY Jury Finds
• Mixed Discretionary Denial Batch Caps Off Big Week For PTAB
• 8th Circ. Partially Reverses $14.6M Warehouse Damage Award
• Ex-Denver Cop Must Pay $20M For Shooting, Jury Says
• Ex-Official Enforced Fee Deal With Job Threat, Jury Hears
• Federal Courts To Scale Back Operations Amid Shutdown
• MGA Fights New Trial On Damages In Doll TM Case
• High Court, Not A Single Justice, Should Decide On Recusal
• Bannon Tells Justices Legal Advice Dooms Contempt Rap
• Jack Nicklaus Tells Jury He Wanted 'Freedom' Back After Pact
• US Chamber Says $1B Smoking Verdict Shows Safeguards Needed
• Boeing Can't Ax Witness Ahead Of 737 Trial
• Ex-Conn. Budget Official Testifies $70K Payments Were Legit
• LA Beats Ex-Police Lt.'s Military Leave Bias Suit Before Trial
• Mich. Energy Cos. Say 12 Jurors Too Many In Hydro Plant Trial
• Fla. Hospital Seeks To Slash $70M Verdict, Cites Medicaid Cap
• Jazz Denied Preferred Drug Royalty Rate, But Still Gets Boost
• Chubb Unit Challenges Tech CEO's Claim For Living Expenses
• Nexus Wants New Trial After Exela Cleared In $89M IP Case
• Thompson Hine Adds 8 UB Greensfelder Immigration Pros
• Covington Boosts DC Bench With Ex-Gov't Contracts Judge
• Music Giants Say Cox Case Isn't About Grandma Losing Wi-Fi
• Reel Justice: 'One Battle After Another' And The Limits Of Zeal
• School, Priest Avoid Punitive Damages In Clergy Abuse Case
• Traveling Solo Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Ex-Angels Exec Denies Knowing 'Erratic' Staffer Sold Drugs
• MIT Grads Tell Jury $25M Crypto Score Was No Heist
• Monster Energy Gets Another Shot At Camping Gear IP Claims
• Fla. Bar Can't Escape $1.6M Default Judgment In Injury Case
• Trump Fundraiser Guilty Of Mar-A-Lago Straw Donor Scheme
• Justices Doubt Need For Probable Cause In Emergency Entry
• Fed. Circ. Won't Halt Magistrate Trial In Google Patent Case
• States Want To Keep Eye On $14B HPE-Juniper Deal Review
• Munchkin Wants $3.9M Sippy Cup Verdict Boosted To $8.2M
• Mass. Appeals Court Frees Getaway Driver From Gun Charges
• Feds Drop 1 Lying Count Amid Ex-Budget Official's Trial
• 6th Circ. FirstEnergy Ruling Protects Key Legal Privileges
• Feds Seek To Block Pot Legalization Talk In Maine Drug Trial
• Ex-Jail Officer's $1M Bias Award Miscalculated, 5th Circ. Says
• Ex-Trooper Gets 6 Years For Driver's License Bribery Scheme
• Utility Co. Faces $3M Verdict For COVID-Era Telework Denials
• Law School's Missed Lessons: Client Service
• 3rd Circ. Preview: US Atty, Columbia Activist, Ex-Union Prez
• Apple Judge May Decertify Antitrust Class, But Not Toss Case
• LA Angels Go To Trial Over Pitcher Skaggs' Fatal Overdose
• '9-1-1' Actor Wrongly Fired For Vaccine Objection, Jury Told
• GC Tells NJ Jury No Punitive Damages For Clergy Accuser
• Ill. Jury Awards Record $104M For Construction Zone Crash
• Full 3rd Circ. Won't Rethink $45M CareDx False Ad Case
• Exec Tells Fla. Jury He Wanted To Protect Nicklaus Brand
• Repeat Conviction Challenges Case Meets Skeptical Justices
• As Shutdown Drags On, Judiciary To Face Belt-Tightening
• Governor Won't Testify In Conn. Official's Corruption Case
• PacifiCorp Owes $26M In Latest Wildfire Trial
• Hytera 'Can't Be Trusted,' Motorola Says In Push For Payment
• Six Pension Plans Settle In $2.1B Danish Tax Fraud Case
• 10th Circ. Allows Charges For Gun Spotted By Peeping Cop
• Justices Lean Toward Ruling Mandatory Restitution Is Punitive
• Fla. Woman Gets Life In Prison For FSU Law Prof Murder
• High Court Won't Hear Alex Jones' $1.4B Sandy Hook Appeal
• Some Cases Advance In Latest Stewart Discretionary Rulings
• Ex-Trump Ally Felix Sater Liable In Money Laundering Trial
• Wyden Urges Justices To Revive UBS Retaliation Case Again
• DUI Defendant Can't Blame Atty For Gun License Suspension
• Up Next At High Court: Voting Rights & Warrantless Entries
• High Court To Eye Limits On Appeal Waivers In Plea Deals
• Cisco Tells Albright $65.7M Patent Verdict Was Rightly Axed
• What Justices' Bowe Ruling Could Mean For Federal Prisoners
• GoPro Beats Infringement Claims In $174M Camera IP Trial
• Prosecutors, Ex-AT&T Exec To Resolve Bribery Case With DPA
• Adapting To Private Practice: 3 Tips On Finding The Right Job
• EDTX Jury Says Samsung Owes $445.5M After Patent Trial
• Judge Narrows Evidence Ahead Of Boeing 737 Max Trial
• Weinstein Says Jurors Traded Threats, Tainting Verdict
• Mich. Justice Eyes Scope Of Judge-As-Grand-Jury Issue
• Conn. Official Pushed Firm That Hired Family, Witnesses Say
• Tort Report: Nuked 'Nuclear Verdict' Stays, Texas Justices Say
• Megan Thee Stallion Wins Sanctions Over Deleted Messages
• Ineffective Counsel Claim Could Afford Immigrant Legal Status
• Ill. Judge Blocks Trump's Deployment Of National Guard To Chicago
• Justices May Decide Whether Restitution Is A Punishment
• Mich. Justices Urged To Restore Diminished Capacity Defense
• False-Statement Case Puts Comey In Rare Company
• Biotech Wins $367K From Ex-CEO In Conn. Conversion Suit
• Fintech Exec May Claim Double Jeopardy Amid Judge Shuffle
• Va. Panel Nixes $2.5M Med Mal Verdict Over Jury Instruction
• Menendez Witness Avoids Prison After 'Honest' Testimony
• Painting Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• GoPro Owes $174M For Infringing Video Camera IP, Jury Hears
• Golf Execs Deny Discrediting Jack Nicklaus In NY Lawsuit
• 4th Circ. OKs Verdict In Gang Case Despite Bad Translations
• Next Boeing 737 Max Ethiopian Air Cases Set For Nov. 3 Trial
• Pa. Court Says New Murder Trial Can't Rely On Witness Video
• Ga. Panel Upholds $250K Award Over False Murder Claims
• 'I Don't Want To Be A Referee,' Google Search Judge Says
• Firm Owner Benefited From Ex-Official's Help, Jury Hears
• Chiquita Victims Urge 11th Circ. To Revive Claims Over Killings
• Del. Judge May Have Mallinckrodt Choose: Injunction Or $10M
• Fox Wins $5.8M Judgment In Mexican Media Co. IP Dispute
• NJ School, Priest Hit With $5M Verdict In Clergy Abuse Trial
• NASCAR Antitrust Case Judge Agrees To Settlement Talks
• State Farm Unit Needn't Pay For $2.5M Assault Judgment
• Courts Are Still Grappling With McDonnell, 9 Years Later
• Conn. High Court OKs DNA Taken From Trash Sans Warrant
• Black NC Voters Take Redistricting Case To 4th Circ. Again
• Comey Pleads Not Guilty, Will Contest US Atty's Appointment
• In Latest PacifiCorp Trial, 8 Ore. Fire Victims Seek Damages
• Chamber Asks 9th Circ. For Clarity In Trade Secrets Cases
• NJ Surgeon On The Hook For Full $1.6M In Med Mal Case
• Ex-Conn. Official Says Contractor Was The One Seeking Cash
• 4th Circ. Urged To Reverse $10M Medicare Fraud Conviction
• Musk Atty Alex Spiro Faces DQ Bid Ahead Of Twitter Deal Trial
• Ex-Executives' Payroll Tax Convictions Biased, 4th Circ. Told
• Gov't, Gun Defendant Urge Justices Not To 'Double-Punish'
• Texas Court Overturns Forfeiture Verdict For Lack Of Evidence
• J&J Hit With $966M Verdict In Calif. Talc Lung Cancer Case
• NASCAR Seeks Judge-Led Settlement Talks In Antitrust Row
• Feds Seek 6 Years For Ex-Frank Exec's 'Brazen' $175M Con
• EMTs Appeal Losses Ahead Of False Death Declaration Trial
• Ex-Cop Denied Bond During Breonna Taylor Shooting Appeal
• NC Housing Authority Fights $2.3M Hostile Workplace Verdict
• Understanding And Managing Jurors' Hindsight Bias
• NASCAR Wins Fight With LGBCoin Over Racing Deal Approval
• Clergy Abuse Jurors To Decide If Truth Or Money Spurred Suit
• GM Judge Says 'Extraordinary' $57M Atty Fees Are Warranted
• Justices Wary Of Hard Rules On Recess Testimony Talks
• NASCAR Pans Antitrust Suit As 'Frontal Assault' On Charters
• Judge Voids $150M Worth Of Notes In Auto Mogul's Dispute
• Fed. Circ. Examines $41.8M Seagen Cancer Drug Patent Case
• 'We Paid Him': Ex-VP Testifies In Former Budget Official's Trial
• Fed. Circ. Vacates J&J's $20M Loss Over Patent Ownership
• Google Judge Anticipates 'Fine-Tuning' Ad Tech Remedies
• Law Profs Say CareDx False Ad Verdict Should Stand
• Justices Asked To Narrow Honest Services Fraud In FIFA Case
• Protecting Sensitive Court Filings After Recent Cyber Breach
• High Court Won't Hear Case Over Starz Strip Club Show
• Ghislaine Maxwell's Appeal Is Rejected By Supreme Court
• Justices Deny Certiorari In Auditor's $1.5M Retaliation Suit
• High Court Turns Down 6 Patent Cases At Start Of Term
• Justices Won't Review Ex-BigLaw Atty's OneCoin Conviction
• High Court Rejects USAA Appeal Over Patent Invalidations
• Justices Reject Case Over Legal Client's Lawsuit Threat
• Justices Deny Aviation Co.'s Appeal Over TM Trial Rights
• Up First At High Court: Election Laws & Conversion Therapy
• Google Ad Tech Judge: 'We Don't Know' Breakup Buyer
• 4 Top Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Term
• 11th Circ. Upholds Robbery Convictions Despite Lawyer Errors
• Cameron Can't Pin $8.9M IP Verdict On Bankrupt Co.'s Owners
• Feds Go To Bat For Menendez Cooperator Ahead Of Sentence
• Fla. Jury Hears Law Weakened DEA Efforts In Opioid Crisis
• Ga. Panel Orders Retrial Over $1.5M Land Seizure Verdict
• Paltalk Urges Albright To Revive $65.7M Cisco Patent Verdict
• Alaska Plane Crash Victim's Family Owed $16.8M, Jury Says
• Nurse Staffing Exec Says Jury Misled In Wage-Fixing Case
• Mass. Justices Say Pandemic Delay Not Speedy Trial Violation
• Gov. Lamont May Testify In Ex-Conn. Budget Official's Trial
• Combs Gets 50 Mos. For Prostitution As Court Cites Violence
• The Roberts Court At 20: How The Chief Is Reshaping America
• 4 Criminal Law Cases To Watch As Justices Return
• Why The Criminal Defense Bar Will 'Learn A Lot' This Term
• Jury Clears T-Mobile In Tower Builder's $20M Contract Suit
• Wrongful-Death Damages Cap Case Remanded To Trial Court
• Ad Tech Judge Sees 'Tension' In Google's Economist
• NC Chief Judge Scolds Medical Supply Co.'s 'Rude' Demand
• Peach State Panel Tosses $500K Verdict In Peach Picking Spat
• Polish Airline's Boeing 737 Max Fraud Suit Bound For Trial
• 11th Circ. Vacates $17M Award In Venezuelan Artifacts Case
• Fed. Circ. Affirms Cutting $10M Med Device IP Verdict To $1
• Ill. Panel Backs Whistleblower's $3.5M Retaliation Verdict
• Toshiba Seeks Trial Time Limits In $500M Hydro Plant Case
• Experts Flag Rare Cooperation Level In Conn. Corruption Case
• J&J Must Pay $10M In Punitive Damages After Asbestos Loss
• High Court Right-To-Counsel Case Could Have Seismic Impact
• High Court Firearm Case Tests Limits Of Double Jeopardy
• Judge Sets Google IP Bench Trial For Magistrate
• Judge Nixes Pegasystems Shareholder Suits Over $2B Verdict
• Judging Figure Skating Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Tornado Cash Boss Seeks Acquittal After Partial Mistrial
• Pa. Court Affirms 53-Year Sentence In Baby's Drug Death
• Economist Says Google's Ad Tech Fix Enough To Boost Rivals
• Prosecutors, Defense Face Confrontation Crisis After Smith
• Judge Orders Contempt Proceedings After $3.7M IP Judgment
• Ill. Jury Awards $67M In Panera Truck Crash Case
• Inventor's $11M Award Slashed To $5M Over Pet Device IP
• NASCAR Exec Says Team Was Warned About LGB Sponsors
• Gambling Machine Patent Owner Can't Get New Trial
• 10th Circ. Says Sex Abuse Case Was Brought In Time
• Calif. Importer, Son Both Get Prison For $8M Customs Fraud
• Female Athletes' NIL Deal Challenge Could Be Game Changer
• Ford Loses Bid To Overturn $13M Verdict In IP Dispute
• What Ethics Rules Say On Atty Discipline For Online Speech
• 4 Steps To Designing Effective Survey Samples For Trial
• Ga. Panel Backs Doctors In Brothers' Suit Over Mom's Death
• Combs Loses Bid To Escape Prostitution-Related Conviction
• Google Ad Tech Judge Says Court Order Is 'Elephant In Room'