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  Fed. Circ. Judges Cast Doubts On Trump Tariff Powers

  By Dylan Moroses

  Several Federal Circuit judges raised concerns about whether President Donald Trump's tariffs imposed under the ...(read more)

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  2nd Circ. Vacates OpenSea Crypto Insider Trading Conviction

  By Aislinn Keely

  The Second Circuit on Thursday overturned the fraud conviction of a former OpenSea manager accused of insider tr...(read more)

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• Appeals Court Resurrects DC's Privacy Suit Against Facebook

  By Allison Grande

  A Washington, D.C., appeals court Thursday revived a lawsuit from the district's attorney general accusing Facebook of misleading users about how their data could be shared with Cambridge Analytica and other third-party apps, finding the lower court relied on too high an evidence standard in axing the claims.

• 'Abusive Behavior' Spurs $195M Add To Phillips 66 IP Verdict

  By Cara Salvatore

  A California state judge added $195 million in exemplary damages to a $605 million trade secrets verdict against oil giant Phillips 66 following its "abusive behavior" toward startup and onetime acquisition target Propel Fuels.

• Flo Settles Privacy Fight Midtrial, Leaving Meta To Face Jury

  By Dorothy Atkins

  Flo Health Inc. told a California federal judge Thursday it had reached an agreement to settle claims that its popular menstrual-tracking app illegally shared sensitive health data of millions of women with Meta Platforms Inc. and Google, partially resolving a sweeping privacy case midtrial, and leaving Meta as the sole remaining defendant.

• Vistra Pays $38M To End FERC Market Manipulation Case

  By Keith Goldberg

  Vistra Corp. has agreed to pay $38 million to end long-running Federal Energy Regulatory Commission litigation alleging that affiliate Dynegy Inc. manipulated electricity capacity auction rules in 2015, which led to consumers being unjustly overcharged.

• Mexico Gets 90-Day Tariff Extension As US Deadline Nears

  By Natalie Olivo

  President Donald Trump announced a 90-day extension of existing tariffs on Mexico on Thursday, a day before a pause on worldwide trade measures is set to expire.

• Supersized Class Of 2024 Exceeds Job, Salary Predictions

  By Tracey Read

  The class of 2024 was the largest graduating law school class in nearly a decade, but it defied industry expectations by breaking records in overall employment rate, employment in jobs that require or anticipate bar passage, and median salaries, according to data released Thursday.

• Nadine Menendez Loses Bid To Toss Bribery Conviction

  By Carla Baranauckas

  The wife of former U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez failed Thursday in her effort to overturn her conviction in a sweeping federal corruption case as a Manhattan federal judge ruled that the evidence against her was both extensive and compelling.

• Ill. Jury Convicts Forex Trader In $230K Fraud Scheme

  By Celeste Bott

  A Chicago federal jury on Thursday convicted an Illinois man of duping investors with promises to deliver considerable profits by trading their money on the foreign exchange market, when he really spent most of their investments on himself and was barred from trading securities in the state.

• 9th Circ. Upholds Google's Play Store Antitrust Trial Loss

  By Dorothy Atkins

  A Ninth Circuit panel Thursday affirmed Epic Games' 2023 antitrust jury trial win, along with an injunction requiring Google to open its Google Play Store to rivals, backing a landmark finding that Google monopolized the Android app-distribution market.

• Tornado Was A One-Stop Crypto Laundering Shop, Jury Told

  By Stewart Bishop

  Manhattan federal prosecutors Wednesday made their final arguments in the money laundering and sanctions trial of Tornado Cash co-founder Roman Storm, claiming the cryptocurrency tumbler's privacy-focused ethos was just a fig leaf for dirty money that flowed through its "fancy online laundromat."

• DOJ Flags 'Unlawful Discrimination' To Gov't Fund Recipients

  By Sarah Jarvis

  The U.S. Department of Justice has outlined what it considers "unlawful discrimination" that federal funding recipients must avoid, including diversity, equity and inclusion programs, transgender athletes and "proxy" discrimination of assessing a job applicant's "cultural competence."

• NY Woman Cops To $30M Scam That Used Trump Event As Bait

  By Dorothy Atkins

  A New York woman pled guilty Wednesday to conspiring to defraud investors out of more than $30 million in a real estate fraud and illicit campaign finance scheme, which included using illegal foreign political donations to access a fundraiser for President Donald Trump to woo investors.