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Latest News in Delaware
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February 12, 2026
Chancery Mulls Contempt For Co. Refusing Legal Fee Demand
A request for a Court of Chancery contempt sanctioning of "smart" glass-maker View Inc. for failure to pay millions in legal fee advancements sought by its former chief financial officer went to a Delaware Magistrate in Chancery for a ruling Thursday, with decisions affecting the cost pending in multiple courts.
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February 12, 2026
Challenge To 3D-Printed Gun Law Fails, 3rd Circ. Rules
The First Amendment does not protect the distribution of "purely functional code" that would allow for the 3D printing of guns, the Third Circuit ruled Thursday, ending a challenge to a New Jersey law from a Texas-based firearm company and a gun rights group.
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February 12, 2026
DC Judge Won't Bow To DOJ, Public Criticism On TPS Ruling
A D.C. federal judge who said she has been receiving threats and personal insults after she temporarily blocked the Trump administration from terminating Temporary Protected Status for Haitians refused to pause her ruling, saying judges will not be intimidated by public threats.
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February 12, 2026
Trump Admin EV Funding Cuts Suits Merged In Wash. Court
A Washington federal judge has consolidated two lawsuits seeking to stop the Trump administration from preventing nearly $2.5 billion in congressionally appropriated funds from going to electric vehicle charging infrastructure programs.
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February 12, 2026
Airbnb Escapes Most Of Conservative Investors' Suit
A Delaware federal judge on Thursday trimmed claims from two institutional shareholders' suit alleging Airbnb wrongfully excluded their shareholder proposals from proxy materials, nixing claims against specific executives and claims about not-yet-released 2026 proxy materials.
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