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A legal assistant who formerly worked for Greenberg Traurig LLP saw a magistrate judge recommend a district court dismiss her ADA claims against partner David Kurzweil.
A educational children’s rugmaker alleges that a rival “blatantly copied” its products and presented them as its own, in a complaint filed in the US District Court for the Central District of California.
A Tennessee sports bar will pay $5,603 in recoverable costs and attorney’s fees after the US Supreme Court declined to hear a copyright suit over its showing of a Floyd Mayweather-Connor McGregor fight without a commercial license.
Jersey City, New Jersey is asking a federal court to enjoin the state from enforcing a state law that would require the city to reinstate former police officers who lost their jobs for cannabis use because the state law conflicts with and is, therefore, preempted by the Federal Gun Control Act, according to a new complaint.
Vail Resorts Inc. can consummate a nationwide settlement in California state court after the Tenth Circuit ruled Tuesday that a lower court’s mistake in how it reviewed a magistrate judge’s report was harmless.
OG Slick has reached a settlement with Hat World Inc. over claims the operator of sport hat retailer Lids infringed his copyright for his “LA Hands” design by offering his artwork on customized hats without his consent.
Songwriter and producer Pierre DeJournette wants an injunction preventing Universal Music Group Inc. from distributing a song performed by Juice WRLD until the company gives DeJournette proper credit.
A former CVS nurse practitioner in Kansas settled her case after alleging that CVS refused to accomodate her religious beliefs that prevent her from prescribing contraceptives or Plan B.
A former sales representative saw her New Jersey whistleblower claim revived Thursday after a state appeals court ruled that a jury could infer her former employer retaliated against her reports.
SmartFi can’t yet compel purchasers of its proprietary cryptocurrency tokens into arbitration in a dispute over an $1.8 million buyback arrangement, a federal magistrate judge ruled.
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