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MyPillow’s Lindell Sanctioned Over ‘Frivolous’ Election Suit (1)
MyPillow Inc. Chief Executive Officer
Law Firm Wins Bid To Nix $90,000 in Fees Over Invoice Dispute
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.
Block Inc. Appeals Trademark Injunction Order Won By H&R Block
Block Inc. is appealing a trademark injunction won by
Freshfields Poaches Another Cravath Dealmaker Amid US Growth
Another Cravath Swaine & Moore deals lawyer is joining UK-founded Freshfields as the law firm continues to build its M&A team on Wall Street and in Silicon Valley.
Nektar Beats Investors’ Cancer Drug Securities Suit Revival Bid
Nektar Therapeutics fought off an attempt to revive a securities suit over the company’s statements about its cancer drug trial results after the Ninth Circuit said Monday investors failed to allege falsity or loss causation.
Apple Wins Appeal Over Allegedly Defective MacBook Pro Displays
Apple defeated an appeal to revive a would-be class action over allegedly defective MacBook Pro displays, after the Ninth Circuit said Thursday that the company had no duty to disclose the flaw.
How Marijuana Is Both Legal and Illegal in the U.S.
How do states legally get around the federal ban on cannabis, and what unique legal challenges do attorneys and businesses in the marijuana industry face?
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