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In a landmark move, the U.S. Senate, in a rare display of bipartisanship, has confirmed John Kazen as the inaugural federal judge of the year 2024. The Texan magistrate judge from Laredo received resounding support from both sides of the aisle, with an 83-14 vote, making him President Joe Biden’s initial successful district court nominee …

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Alphabet’s tech giant, Google, found itself in the hot seat as it confronted a federal jury in Boston over allegations of patent infringement. Singular Computing, spearheaded by computer scientist Joseph Bates, claimed a staggering $1.67 billion in damages, asserting that Google unlawfully adopted their patented technology fueling artificial intelligence (AI) processors. Kerry Timbers, legal representative …

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In a tense session before a U.S. appeals court, Donald Trump’s legal team faced rigorous questioning regarding the former president’s claim of immunity in the election subversion case. Trump, set to go to trial in March, asserts that he cannot be criminally charged for actions taken during his presidency. However, the panel of three judges …

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Amidst legal turmoil, Walgreens, a retail pharmacy titan, has reached a $360 million settlement with Humana, the healthcare insurer, putting an end to a protracted lawsuit alleging years of overcharging for prescription drug reimbursements. The resolution, disclosed in a court filing, prompted U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes to dismiss the case in the Washington, D.C., …

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Amidst the swirling legal drama, Netflix emerges victorious as a federal court in California dismisses a lawsuit filed by shareholders. The accusers alleged that the streaming giant concealed the detrimental impact of account-sharing on its growth. In a courtroom saga that unfolded after Netflix’s shares plummeted by a third due to a revelation of declining …

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In a pivotal decision on Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court thwarted attempts by Intel and Edwards Lifesciences to resurrect their legal battle against a U.S. Patent and Trademark Office policy that curtailed the agency’s scrutiny of patents. The high court, staunchly consistent in its stance, rejected the appeal, reinforcing the dismissal by a lower court. …

Landmark Decision Upheld: Supreme Court Dismisses Intel and Edwards Lifesciences’ Challenge to Patent Office Policy Read More »

In the unfolding drama of the National Rifle Association’s (NRA) corruption trial, the prosecution paints a vivid picture of former CEO Wayne LaPierre transforming the influential organization into his personal fiefdom, reminiscent of the iconic film “Wayne’s World.” LaPierre’s abrupt resignation, just three days before the trial commenced, sets the stage for a legal battle …

Allegations of NRA Corruption Unveiled: ‘Wayne’s World’ Unearthed in Graft Trial Read More »

In the wake of a pedestrian crash involving one of its self-driving cars, General Motors’ Cruise robotaxi unit has proactively proposed a $75,000 settlement to resolve an ongoing investigation by California regulators. The California Public Utilities Commission had summoned Cruise to a hearing on February 6, accusing the company of deceptive practices related to the …

 Cruise Offers $75,000 Resolution Amidst Regulatory Scrutiny Over Autonomous Vehicle Mishap Read More »

In a decisive turn of events, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway and Pilot have successfully concluded negotiations, bringing an end to their legal tussle in Delaware over the valuation of Jimmy Haslam’s truck stop chain. On Sunday, both companies issued separate statements confirming their agreement to settle the Delaware litigation, putting to rest all claims and …

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In a legal saga marked by ominous silence, the late financier Jeffrey Epstein asserted his constitutional right against self-incrimination approximately 600 times during testimony for a lawsuit filed by Virginia Giuffre, who had accused him of sexual abuse. Revelations of Epstein’s unyielding refusal to respond to queries in Giuffre’s legal battle against his longtime confidante …

 Epstein’s Silent Stand: Financier Invokes Fifth Amendment 600 Times in Virginia Giuffre Case Read More »