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The conviction of a Jan. 6 rioter at the US Capitol for “corruptly” obstructing certification of the 2020 presidential election was upheld by the DC Circuit Friday.

The self-described inventor of Bitcoin, Craig Wright, doesn’t have to give 50% of his holdings to a friend’s estate, the Eleventh Circuit said.

Net wraps aren’t part of baling machines and therefore were properly classified as “wrap knit fabric” for purposes of calculating their tariff, the Federal Circuit said Thursday, upholding the determination by US Customs and Border Protection.

Servers at La Grande Boucherie LLC in New York may proceed with their claims that they weren't properly paid their tips, weren't paid for call-in time, and had to buy their own uniforms, a federal court said.

Uber Technologies Inc. convinced a federal court in California to dismiss a securities fraud class action against it involving leaked company files because the contested statements weren’t adequately alleged to be false.

Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, his company and its former chief of staff maintained a hostile and abusive working environment during the development of an app to stream his new album Vultures 2, a suit filed in California federal court says.

In this article: (Bloomberg Law) -- The company that used to be known as Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. sued Ryan Cohen and his company, RC Ventures LLC, to recover $47 million they made from alleged insider trading in 2022.

A disbarred attorney who pleaded guilty for his part in a crypto Ponzi scheme was ordered to make a lump-sum restitution payment of $14 million dollars and serve five years of supervised release.

The US Court of International Trade properly dismissed the challenge by a Canadian lumber producer to an antidumping duty imposed by the US Department of Commerce, the Federal Circuit said Thursday.

Payward Inc., which does business as Kraken, isn’t entitled to an immediate appeal of an August ruling that the Securities and Exchange Commission sufficiently showed that the third-party cryptocurrency that are traded on Kraken are investment contracts subject to SEC regulation, a federal court said.