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A federal jury in Boston has delivered a costly verdict against Japanese drugmaker Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, concluding that the company used an unlawful strategy to keep cheaper versions of its constipation medicine Amitiza off the U.S. market for years. The panel found Takeda responsible for roughly $885 million in damages after siding with wholesalers, insurers, …

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The legal cloud hanging over Indian billionaire Gautam Adani began to lift dramatically on Monday after the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump moved to shut down criminal fraud proceedings tied to the Adani empire, while also resolving a separate sanctions-related investigation involving one of the group’s flagship firms. The decision marks a sharp reversal …

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The legal reach of Title IX is heading back under the spotlight after the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear a closely watched dispute over whether university employees can directly sue schools for sex discrimination under the landmark education law. The case arrives from Georgia, where two former university employees — ex-Georgia Tech women’s basketball …

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The Trump administration has shut the door on one of the most unusual legal fights in recent American political history — by settling Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service through the creation of a massive federal compensation fund aimed at alleged victims of political targeting. Under the agreement announced Monday, the Justice Department …

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Elon Musk’s courtroom offensive against OpenAI ended in defeat Monday after a California federal jury rejected his claims that the company abandoned its founding mission and misled him during its early years. The decision arrived quickly. After a trial stretching nearly three weeks and packed with accusations of betrayal, greed and deception, jurors deliberated for …

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What began as a luxury expedition near Antarctica has now drifted into murky legal waters. Passengers aboard the MV Hondius — the Dutch-operated polar cruise ship struck by a deadly hantavirus outbreak — may find that suing the operator is far more difficult than surviving the voyage itself. The ship, operated by Oceanwide Expeditions, carried …

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A federal judge from Michigan has avoided jail time after resolving a drunken-driving case that drew national attention following the release of police body-camera footage from his arrest. U.S. District Judge Thomas Ludington, who serves in Bay City, was handed six months of probation and directed to pay $1,175 in court-related fees after entering a …

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Former U.S. President Joe Biden is asking a federal court in Washington to stop the public release of audio recordings and transcripts tied to conversations he held with his biographer nearly a decade ago — material that later became part of Special Counsel Robert Hur’s classified documents investigation. The recordings, captured during discussions for Biden’s …

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The U.S. Justice Department has quietly sharpened its legal defense for demanding access to unredacted state voter rolls, signaling that the federal government is prepared to continue an aggressive election oversight campaign even after a string of courtroom defeats. In a formal opinion issued by the Department’s Office of Legal Counsel, federal lawyers argued that …

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A U.S. federal judge has raised sharp concerns over the Securities and Exchange Commission’s dramatically softened settlement with Elon Musk in the long-running dispute tied to his 2022 Twitter stock purchases, suggesting the agreement carries troubling inconsistencies that demand closer scrutiny. During a hearing in Washington, D.C., U.S. District Judge Sparkle Sooknanan openly questioned whether …

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