Bernie Pazanowski

Bungie Inc., which owns the copyrights in two Destiny 2 video games, failed to convince a federal district court that all the counterclaims in its infringement suit against a cheat software manufacturer should be dismissed.

A criminal defendant, who was granted federal relief from his sentence for grand larceny from a person because his lawyer provided ineffective assistance, may pursue a legal malpractice suit against his lawyer, a Virginia appellate court said.

Oak Management Corp. can keep the $57 million arbitration award it was granted against a former employee, who committed fraud for years and then absconded to India during a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into his activities, the Connecticut Supreme Court said.

A Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority manager, who was demoted after making multiple complaints and being involved in a number of investigations, failed to show that he was discriminated against on the basis of a protected activity, the Third Circuit said.

Three St. Louis jail guards will get another chance to argue before the trial court that they are entitled to qualified immunity from the deliberate indifference claim brought against them by the estate of an inmate who died from an overdose, the Eighth Circuit ruled.

A Boston school must face a discrimination suit brought by a student who was allegedly harassed by classmates who thought he was either gay or transgender, the First Circuit said.

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 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.