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A $29,000 settlement in an injury case can’t be enforced because the law firm didn’t show that it had the authority to settle the case, an Illinois appeals court ruled.

A trial judge’s criminal contempt ruling against Johnson & Johnson and a key witness in its defense of a talcum powder product liability suit must be reversed because the judge “inferred and presumed” that the company and witness lied to him, an Illinois appeals court ruled.

A unit of True Spec Golf LLC, one of the largest premium custom golf club-fitters in the US, filed a patent-infringement complaint with the US International Trade Commission on Thursday seeking to block imports of connection adapters sold by China-based Top Golf Equipment Co.

MyPillow Inc. Chief Executive Officer Mike Lindell was ordered to pay legal fees and costs incurred by a voting technology firm he accused in a “frivolous” lawsuit of rigging the 2020 presidential election.

A Texas law firm will avoid paying $90,000 in attorneys’ fees over a breach of contract dispute it lost, after a Texas appeals court said Thursday that the the fees weren’t recoverable under a state declaratory judgments law.

Hospira Inc.’s generic version of Astellas Pharma Inc.’s Lexiscan doesn’t infringe three patents covering the drug, a Delaware federal judge ruled.

Scientific Games Corp. sidestepped antitrust litigation over its card shuffling machines Thursday, when a federal judge in Chicago compelled arbitration of a proposed class action brought by two American Indian tribes on behalf of casino owners and operators.