A Washington federal appeals court on Tuesday revived a news outlet’s request for records related to the grand jury proceedings leading to former President Donald Trump’s indictment for trying to overturn the 2020 election.
Chambers & Partners faces the challenge of delivering revenue growth that justifies the lofty price its private-equity owner paid to acquire it in November. That largely revolves around selling advertising and research products to the same lawyers it reviews.
Software firm Splunk Inc. won its infringement case against startup competitor Cribl Inc. for copying enterprise data analysis software.
Chicago must disclose the amount of tax on streaming that it waived for
Nutramax Laboratories Inc. failed to convince a federal appeals court that class certification was improperly granted in a consumer-led action accusing the company of deceptively marketing Cosequin supplements as supporting healthy joints in dogs.
A Sacramento property manager shouldn’t be allowed to sue Citibank or the US in an attempt to shield her records from the IRS because she didn’t need to be notified of the summons, a magistrate judge said.
Bipartisan legislation passed by the Senate to make all existing temporary trial court judgeships permanent amid judicial staffing concerns would help stabilize the judiciary in several states, lawmakers supporting the bill said.
A federal trial judge in Texas said he could revoke his standing order directing lawyers to certify any work done by artificial intelligence tools, if he determines people are more aware of the flaws posed by those platforms in the future.
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