Legal scholars from Stanford and the University of Chicago urged the Federal Circuit to rule that secret third-party sales don’t qualify as prior art when analyzing patents’ validity, challenging a broader reading of the on-sale bar from a recent district court decision.
Opendoor Technologies Inc. would benefit substantially from corporate reforms under a settlement with a venture capitalist and company leaders over the house-flipping startup’s blank-check merger, an investor said in a filing seeking final approval of the deal.
A Delaware Supreme Court inundated with cases targeting
A fee award for the shareholder attorneys who challenged four years of pay for
A group of Lloyd’s of London syndicates are on the hook for a $54 million jury award for Citgo Petroleum Corp. stemming from the the Venezuelan government’s seizure of a crude oil shipment in 2019.
Merchant cash advance lenders for bankrupt New York City live music venue owner Avant Gardner sued three board members and distressed debt fund Axar Capital Management LLC over alleged misrepresentations of the company’s financial condition.
Proposition 6 would amend the Texas Constitution to permanently ban taxes on securities transactions and occupation taxes on registered market operators. This would make Texas the only state in the US with a constitutional ban on securities-transfer taxes.
Better Home & Finance Holding Co. escaped a challenge Monday to an advance-notice bylaw that stockholders had blasted as “unintelligible.”
A group of settlement trusts created to handle claims against manufacturers of cancer-causing asbestos failed in their bid to toss a lawsuit challenging a new data retention policy that would delete information older than a year.
California Public Employees’ Retirement System, the largest public pension plan in the US, is planning to vote against
A judge is poised to toss a bankruptcy case filed by the Diocese of Oakland, Calif., after the Catholic church, its insurers, and a committee representing child sex abuse claimants were unable to reach a resolution in the lengthy proceedings.
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