In a legal challenge that has captured attention across the broadcast industry, Wilkinson Stekloff and Clement & Murphy have teamed up in a lawsuit against the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Filed on behalf of ABC, the suit alleges that the FCC has infringed on the network’s First Amendment rights. This collaborative effort marks a significant…
Over the past week, Law360 has spotlighted some of the most dynamic law firms along with key legal stories that resonated deeply with industry professionals. This coverage served as a vital touchpoint for readers keen on staying abreast of the legal landscape. A significant focal point on Law360 involved an analysis of law firms that…
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit has vacated a lower court’s award of attorney’s fees in the trademark dispute between Lontex Corporation and Nike Inc., following a settlement reached by the parties. This decision marks a significant development in the protracted litigation over Nike’s use of the phrase “cool compression.” In its…
In a significant development for the biotechnology sector, Cytek Biosciences has been ordered by a Delaware federal jury to pay approximately $36 million in damages for patent infringement. The jury found that Cytek had violated a patent held by Beckman Coulter, which relates to technology critical for the rapid analysis of single cells. This decision…
The recent legal confrontation involving Adidas and Thom Browne has spotlighted the aggressive tactics sometimes employed in trademark disputes. In a notable ruling, a New York federal court awarded $2.5 million in attorneys’ fees to Thom Browne, after finding Adidas guilty of employing “bully” tactics during the litigation process. This decision underscores the judiciary’s increasing…
In a notable decision, a New York federal court upheld an arbitration award of $3 million against Sun Pharmaceuticals, following a breach of agreement regarding an acne medication. This ruling confirmed the arbitrator’s determination that Sun Pharmaceuticals violated the terms by seeking regulatory approval to market a generic version of the drug in Canada. The…
On Friday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit annulled a lower court ruling that had stopped the Trump administration from pausing federal financial assistance, including grants and loans. The decision stemmed from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) rescinding its previous memorandum, which led the appellate court to deem…
A pivotal federal trial has commenced, challenging whether Meta Platforms, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, can be held responsible for allegedly creating features that addict young users on their social media platforms. The legal proceedings, which represent a consolidated Multi-District Litigation (MDL), involve claims from a coalition of State Attorneys General against Meta….
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into various sectors, particularly legal practice, has brought about significant challenges, especially concerning intellectual property (IP) disputes. Advanced AI models are now common in corporate environments, and with their adoption comes the need for robust protective measures to guard sensitive information during litigation. One critical aspect is structuring protective…
The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit recently upheld a preliminary injunction that prevents the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) from carrying out immigration enforcement operations at or near certain religious sites. The ruling protects Quaker, Sikh, and Baptist places of worship, which had challenged a policy introduced during the Trump administration. This…
In the latest development of an ongoing intellectual property dispute, Hytera Communications, a Chinese telecommunications company, has expressed strong opposition to Motorola Solutions’ attempt to update their legal battle with new claims concerning its latest mobile radio products. This development arises amidst allegations that have been simmering in an Illinois federal court, where Motorola Solutions…
In recent years, the integration of artificial intelligence in the legal industry has been reshaping traditional workflows and decision-making processes. One notable example of this transformation is occurring at Anthropic Legal, where AI is being used to revolutionize legal operations and strategy. Anthropic Legal leverages advanced AI tools to streamline document review and due diligence,…
Recent developments in the litigation landscape see the voluntary dismissal of a proposed class action lawsuit against Wiley Rein LLP, centered around a significant data breach. The Florida plaintiff claimed negligence and unjust enrichment but chose to dismiss the case while retaining the possibility of refiling. This decision came shortly after the firm disclosed to…
In a notable legal triumph, Andrew Robb of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP has successfully navigated the complexities of a high-profile patent infringement case, overturning an $847 million verdict against Verizon. This decision marks one of the significant recent developments in intellectual property litigation. For seasoned legal professionals and observers of corporate law, Robb’s achievement…
In recent developments within the corporate legal landscape, several noteworthy events have unfolded, impacting various sectors and prompting discussions on regulatory practices and technological integration. The UK Insolvency Service released its monthly insolvency statistics for July 2026, revealing a significant increase in corporate insolvencies compared to the same period last year. This uptick underscores the…
The Supreme Court of Delaware recently reversed a lower court’s decision regarding legal fees in a dispute involving the EB-5 visa program. The reversal stems from litigation concerning a Delaware-based company connected to a hotel and conference center venture financed through the EB-5 investor program. This program, designed to encourage foreign investment in U.S. projects,…
Emerging litigation trends in the United States are drawing significant attention, particularly in sectors ranging from hospitality to fast food delivery. Legal claims are increasingly centered around issues of sex trafficking in hotels, mileage reimbursements for pizza delivery drivers, and compliance with updated NCAA regulations. In the hospitality industry, major hotel franchisor Wyndham Hotels &…
The recent sanctions ruling against World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has underscored important lessons for corporations regarding the spoliation of evidence. The case emerged when WWE President Nick Khan sent the coded message “langis” to Vince McMahon, prompting a skeptical query from McMahon about its meaning. Khan’s response—”Read it backwards”—was not just an aside but a…
In a recent legal development, a federal judge in California dismissed a lawsuit filed by high school athletes challenging the state’s restrictions on name, image, and likeness (NIL) opportunities. The court decision, delivered by U.S. District Judge Andrew Guilford, emphasized the plaintiffs’ inability to adequately define a relevant market or demonstrate an antitrust injury, leading…
Recent developments in the legal battle over alleged AI bias have added complexity to the already challenging task of proving discrimination claims against tech companies. Workday Inc., a prominent software company, recently secured a victory in a case alleging that its artificial intelligence tools were biased against minority applicants. This development highlights the ongoing difficulties…
The legal saga surrounding Alex Jones has taken a new turn, as the initial $50 million judgment in a defamation case related to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting has been significantly reduced. A Texas judge has lowered the amount to $1.5 million, following state laws that impose caps on punitive damages. This adjustment reflects…
The legal community is abuzz with the latest installment of Law360 Pulse’s “Voir Dire,” a weekly quiz designed to test the knowledge and acumen of legal professionals. This interactive feature, which offers interesting insights into various legal scenarios, challenges lawyers to think critically about current legal issues. By engaging in this quiz, legal professionals can…
The past week in London’s legal scene has been marked by several high-profile cases that have caught the attention of the legal community. Notably, former Liberal Democrat MP Mark Oaten has initiated legal proceedings against a fur auction house. Oaten’s case revolves around claims related to defamation, highlighting ongoing tensions within the political and commercial…
In the bustling legal scene of London, recent developments have captured the attention of litigators and corporate counsel alike. Among the notable cases is the lawsuit filed by former Liberal Democrat MP Mark Oaten against a prominent fur auction house. Oaten’s legal action raises questions about commercial dealings and the responsibilities of auctioneers in ensuring…
In the often inscrutable arena of the United States Supreme Court, the position of the Solicitor General can wield significant influence, sometimes akin to that of an unofficial “tenth justice.” The role primarily involves making pivotal litigation strategy decisions on behalf of the federal government. Such strategies have the potential to shape legal outcomes even…