Peter Hayes

Cargill Inc. can’t pursue breach of contract claims against a former employee in Delaware Superior Court because the parties agreed only to the jurisdiction of the Delaware Court of Chancery, a state trial court judge ruled, granting the former executive’s motion to dismiss.

Leprino Foods Co. employees asked a federal trial court to give preliminary approval to a $3.5 million settlement of class action claims that the company violated California’s wage and hour requirements.

Staples Inc. was hit with a suit by Advanced Technologies LLC alleging the retailer is violating its patents related to generating and tracking email campaigns, and marketing and commercial transaction systems.

Golf Travel LLC has settled claims with Mullins Sports and Entertainment LLC, which allegedly sold the golf vacation company invalid badges to the Masters Tournament, causing dozens of customers to be denied entry, interrogated, excluded from the tournament, and escorted off the property.

The Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation won reinstatement of claims that Idaho is violating a federal treaty reserving their hunting rights.

Providing a false declaration to the US Patent and Trademark Office in an effort to obtain incontestability status isn’t grounds for cancellation of a trademark, a federal appeals court ruled Wednesday.

The National College Athletic Association shook off a proposed civil rights class action, which alleged its academic eligibility criteria for Division I sports discriminate against student-athletes at historically Black colleges and universities.

Health Network Laboratories LP has settled claims that it interfered with a technician’s medical leave by firing her for helping her husband with his meal preparation business while she was on leave during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Trader Joe’s Co. asked a federal trial court to greenlight its trademark infringement claims over merchandise sold online by the union representing some of its employees.

A Catholic medical center is temporarily shielded from a Colorado law that bars medical professionals from helping pregnant people reverse pill-induced abortions using progesterone while its suit challenging the measure goes forward.