Trials Archive » March, 2026

Trials - March, 2026

125 articles

• Social Media Jury Told Of Plaintiff's 'Embarrassing Sexual Act'
• Alex Spiro Says Twitter Atty 'Misremembering' Offer To Settle
• Judge Fumes As Live Nation Antitrust Trial Remains In Limbo
• Instagram's Advertisers Influence Safety Focus, Head Testifies
• CAA Settles Ex-Atty-Turned-Client's Suit On Verge Of Trial
• Rapper Was Wary Years Before Firing Ex-Manager, Jury Hears
• Wash. Justices Seem Open To Palestinian's Racial Bias Claim
• Rappers Tell Justices Lyrics Don't Justify Death Sentence
• Uber Says $8.5M Bellwether Sex Assault Verdict Can't Stand
• 'Disrespectful' Defendant Chided As Amazon Fraud Trial Starts
• Sanofi Says Judge Botched Insulin Device Patent Listings
• Mich. Panel Orders New Sentence In Drunken Driving Case
• Texas Jury Awards $48M In Oil Drilling Patent Case
• Va. Blogger Convicted Of Cyberstalking Conn. Judges
• Fla. Real Estate Execs Convicted In Sexual Assault Case
• Feds Want October Retrial For Tornado Cash Founder
• Sippy Cup Patent Verdict Boosted To $6M
• Law Clerks Free NM Scientists From Subpoena Headaches
• DLA Piper Can't Rep Itself At Bias Trial, Fired Atty Says
• Musk's Team Warned 'WWIII' Over Twitter Deal, Atty Testifies
• Ye Fired Worker For Refusing Unsafe Work Orders, Jury Told
• 9th Circ. Doubts Trial Judge Properly Nixed $4.7B NFL Verdict
• Giving Up Rapper's Merch Site 'Didn't Feel Fair,' Jury Hears
• Meta Integrity Head Tells NM Jury Proactivity Is Key
• Social Media Plaintiff Not Diagnosed With Addiction, Jury Told
• Fed. Circ. Wary Of Reviving Patent In $81M Samsung Case
• Jury Awards $175M In Real Estate Trade Secrets Retrial
• Fla. Judge Finds Leapfrog's Hospital Ratings Deceptive, Unfair
• Abbott Formula Linked To 'Horrible' Gut Disease, Ill. Jury Told
• DOJ Official Calls Live Nation Deal Win-Win As AGs Press On
• Blog Criticizing Judges Contained 'True Threats,' Jury Told
• Astellas Prevails In Patent Battle Over Bladder Drug
• BBQ Co. Execs, Trust Co. Settle Workers' ESOP Fight
• Gorsuch Urges Jury Right Consideration In Release Violations
• Judge Won't Strike Edited Photo In Ohtani Baseball Fight
• 3 Convicted Of Using Dental Practice To Defraud Medicare
• How DOJ Is Rethinking Corporate Crime Prosecution Tactics
• SCOTUSblog Founder Goldstein To Be Sentenced In June
• Texas Jury Finds Lyft Owes $1M In Ride-Hailing Patent Case
• DOJ Deal With Live Nation Throws Antitrust Trial Into Disarray
• Supreme Court Lets 'Zioness' TM Co‑Ownership Stand
• 'Just Ye. No Mister': Rapper Testifies In Ex-Worker's Suit
• Meta Witness Says Spotty Audits Show Commitment To Safety
• Chance The Rapper Owes For TV, Other Deals Too, Jury Hears
• Breyer Urges Attys In Heated Twitter Investor Trial To Cool Off
• Meta, Google Begin Defense As Mental Harm Plaintiff Rests
• In Deepfake Era, NY High Court Probes Evidence Standards
• Samsung's $303M Loss Looms Over PTAB, Trial Appeals
• Mass. Court Vacates Firearm Convictions In Murder Case
• Pa. School Must Pay $494K For COVID Mask Complaint Firing
• Cyntec Gets Calif. Jury To Uphold Patents In Infringement Suit
• NYC Politician Seeks ICE Docs To Defend Obstruction Charge
• Fed. Circ. Revives Damages Dispute In Exafer Case
• Mass. High Court Upholds Ex-Atty Pot Robbery Murder Charge
• Duke Energy Settles Monopoly Suit On Eve Of Jury Trial
• Fed. Circ. Won't Reinstate $2M Sepsis-Testing Patent Verdict
• Constantine Cannon Defends Handling Of Sutter $75M Fee
• Sentencing Amendments Could Spell Paradigm Shift
• Cleary Rehires Former Federal Prosecutor From Paul Weiss
• White & Case Adds Winston & Strawn LA Securities Litigator
• Meta's Child Sex Abuse Shield Is Top Tier, Safety Expert Says
• Twitter 'Lied' About Bots, Musk Says At Stock Fraud Trial
• Chance The Rapper Pay Deal Was Understood, Ill. Jury Hears
• 'Addiction' Became A 'Dirty Word' At Instagram, Jury Hears
• Blogger Claims Alleged Judicial Threats Came From Case Law
• Mom Hit By Tesla-Driving Toddler Can't Undo Trial Loss
• 9th Circ. Denies Bail Pending Nurse Wage-Fixing Appeal
• Ex-Wells Fargo Worker's Atty Fee Bid Denied, For Now
• Fed. Circ. Mulls Patents In Penile Implant Trade Secret Win
• NY Court Reverses Fraud, Unlicenced Lawyer Convictions
• Samsung Gets PTAB To Ax Pictiva OLED Patent Claims
• Ex-Conn. Hospital Worker Drops Suit Over Post-Assault Firing
• Minn. Man Gets 5 Years For Jury Rigging In Fraud Case
• Troutman And Former Atty Push To Limit Scope Of Bias Trial
• King & Spalding Brings Back Business Atty To NYC Office
• Ex-Judge In Wis. Says ICE Prosecution Theory Has No Limits
• Volunteering With Scouts Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Musk Tells Jury 'Biased' Judge Forced His Twitter Buy
• Feds Net 2nd Obstruction Plea Tied To Boxer's Cocaine Trial
• Zuckerberg Denies 'Addiction' In Testimony Played To NM Jury
• Judge Eyes Fall Trial For NBA-Tied Rigged Poker Case
• Chance The Rapper Stiffed Ex-Manager, Ill. Jury Hears
• Meta Seeks Bench Trial, Not Jury, In Mental Health MDL
• Social Media Addiction Fed Girl's Conflict With Mom, Jury Told
• Fed. Circ. Wrestles With TQ Delta's Appeal Of $11M IP Win
• Real Estate Owner Seeks Probation For $5M Tax Evasion
• 5th Circ. Leery Of Tossing Doc's Conviction In $84M Scheme
• EDTX Jury Awards Unilin $3.8M For Flooring IP Infringement
• Law School's Missed Lessons: In Court, It's About Storytelling
• Post University Wins $75M IP Verdict Against File Sharer
• 2nd Circ. Upholds Verdicts In NYC Schools Food Bribery Case
• Conn. Justice 'Implored' Privacy Law Fix Before Yale Case
• Why SDNY May Be Dusting Off The Financial Kingpin Statute
• Weinstein's 3rd NY Rape Trial Bumped To April
• Breyer Rips Musk Atty For 'False Impression' To Twitter Jury
• ClearPlay, Dish Face Off At Fed. Circ. Over $469M Verdict
• EPA Fights Fluoridated Water IQ Risk Finding At 9th Circ.
• Meta Atty's Slip Reveals Social Media Trial Plaintiff's Identity
• Justices Skeptical That Appeal Waivers Shield Bad Sentences
• Jury Awards $34M In 16th PacifiCorp Wildfire Trial
• Death From Stem Cell Treatment For ALS Draws $24M Verdict
• Mass. Sheriff Must Face Pot Extortion Charges
• Former Iowa Biz President Convicted Of Bankruptcy Crimes
• NC Doctor's Bid For New Trial Is Too Late, Judge Says
• Ex-Morgan Stanley Adviser Guilty Of Defrauding NBA Clients
• Insurer, Fla. Condo Owners Settle Hurricane Coverage Dispute
• Aligning Microsoft Tools With NYC Bar AI Recording Guidance
• Justices Reject Ex-Miami Official's Bid To Undo $63.5M Award
• Day Pitney Faces DQ Bid Over Ex-Justice's Role In $1.3M Case
• Social Media Trial Raises Key Product Safety Questions
• Housing Worker Blocked From Reinstating Claims After Trial
• Live Nation Tells Jury It's A 'Fierce' But Legal Competitor
• Musk's Twitter Trash Talk Hurt Stock, Jury Told As Trial Starts
• Meta Atty Gets Pushback From Therapist In Social Media Trial
• Undisclosed Witnesses Can Be Excluded, Florida Panel Says
• Calif. Jury Convicts 2 Women Of Stalking Off-Duty ICE Officer
• 4 Things That Likely Sealed Fate Of SCOTUSblog Founder
• School Mask Rule Warning Cost Director His Job, Jury Told
• Post Univ. Can't Justify 'Absurd' $7.4B IP Demand, Jury Told
• NC Woman Appeals Criminal Contempt After Atty Assault Trial
• 6th Circ. Upholds 12-Year Stint For Mich. Doc In 'Pill Mill' Case
• 5 Different AI Systems Raise Distinct Privilege Issues
• J&J Unit Wins Bid To Revive Talc Libel Suit With New Basis
• Physical Therapy Practice Owners Get 6 Years For Fraud
• Justices Decline CashCall Challenge To $134M CFPB Award