Cryptocurrency exchange Uniswap Labs and its chief executive won’t have to face claims from investors that the company’s platform issued and traded “scam tokens.” ...

A Michigan federal district court denied dismissal of an employee’s FMLA claims against Common Ground while dismissing her ADA claims as time-barred, ruling that the court wouldn’t consider FMLA time ...

Inmarsat Global Ltd. was required by a federal appeals court to give support for regulatory approval of Ligado Networks’ application to transfer certain rights to AST SpaceMobile Inc. for commercial ...

A New York federal district court denied Charter Communications, LLC’s motion to dismiss FLSA overtime claims, finding the inbound sales supervisor adequately alleged working over 40 hours weekly ...

A Michigan federal district court compelled arbitration of a female mortgage underwriter’s Title VII and state law claims, ruling her allegation about a broker’s email calling her “too pretty” wasn’t ...

The Trump administration has abruptly changed its mind on its decision to walk away from appealing its loss in lawsuits over executive orders targeted at four Big Law firms.

The US Supreme Court appeared open to broadening the circumstances in which criminal defendants can challenge sentencing ...

Abbott Laboratories Inc. defeated a proposed class action alleging it disclosed the protected health data of consumers to Meta Platforms Inc. and Google LLC in violation of state and federal privacy ...

The deceased co-founder of a defunct manufacturing company was wrongly denied nearly $1.8 million in pension benefits, the Second Circuit ruled Tuesday in a case pitting a daughter against her ...

A Florida state judge has ordered a receiver to take over the assets of Goliath Ventures in hopes that it will preserve some of the roughly $328 million tied up in an alleged crypto currency Ponzi ...

Evan Carr joined Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani as a partner in its commercial litigation, appellate and trial practices in Indianapolis, the firm announced Tuesday.

PlayOn Sports will pay a $1.1 million fine and change how it collects personal data under the California Privacy Protection Agency’s first student privacy enforcement action.