The US International Trade Commission launched an investigation based on a patent-infringement complaint Netlist Inc. filed against Samsung Electronics Co., Alphabet Inc.’s Google LLC, and Super Micro Computer Inc. over computer memory technology.

Vitas Hospice Services LLC was sued by a patient for allegedly failing to protect personal information from a data breach that may have exposed Social Security numbers, medical records, and next of kin contact information.

Tesla persuaded a federal court to dismiss a California resident’s proposed class suit that alleged the automaker’s use of online trackers from Google and X violated the state’s Invasion of Privacy law.

Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence company xAI filed a federal lawsuit alleging a California law requiring AI companies to reveal their training data is an unconstitutional “trade-secrets-destroying disclosure regime” that threatens the industry.

A federal judge in New York City has ruled that Black residents suing over inclusion in the city’s “Criminal Group Database” must reveal their identities so government lawyers can attack their purported class lawsuit.

Meta Platforms Inc. has agreed to buy Manus, a popular Singapore-based artificial intelligence agent with Chinese roots, in its effort to build a business around its massive AI investment.

The Federal Circuit upheld an order finding S.C. Johnson & Son Inc.'s Ziploc Endurables bags don’t infringe a patent covering silicon containers.

Mark Cuban and his basketball team the Dallas Mavericks defeated a fraud lawsuit by cryptocurrency investors who used a failed platform app manufactured by Voyager Digital LLC.

Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. plans to once again reject a takeover bid from Paramount Skydance Corp. after the rival media company amended the terms of its offer, according to people familiar with the company’s thinking.

Uber Technologies Inc. is attempting to improperly silence and investigate an ad campaign by the Consumer Attorneys of California about rampant sexual assaults by Uber drivers, the group said in court documents.

The US International Trade Commission launched an investigation based on a patent-infringement complaint Netlist Inc. filed against Samsung Electronics Co., Alphabet Inc.’s Google LLC, and Super Micro Computer Inc. over computer memory technology.

Vitas Hospice Services LLC was sued by a patient for allegedly failing to protect personal information from a data breach that may have exposed Social Security numbers, medical records, and next of kin contact information.

Uber Technologies Inc. is attempting to improperly silence and investigate an ad campaign by the Consumer Attorneys of California about rampant sexual assaults by Uber drivers, the group said in court documents.

Paul Weiss’ ex-pro bono chief Steve Banks, who left after the firm’s deal with President Donald Trump, will lead the New York City Law Department, Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani said, putting a longtime liberal advocate in the city government’s top legal position.

Florida’s next Supreme Court justice is among six conservative jurists vetted by a special selection panel and sent to Gov. Ron DeSantis Tuesday.

Bloomberg Law editors Chris Opfer and Alessandra Rafferty talk on our podcast about why Trump’s attacks are still affecting the decisions firms make, or don’t make, in hard to detect ways. They also talk about whether—and why—we may see more firms merge in 2026 and about how the legal industry will be affected if we see an AI bubble burst this year.

Sebastian Alsheimer joined Cleary Gottlieb as a partner and head of its shareholder engagement and activism defense practice in New York, the firm announced Tuesday.

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The Federal Circuit upheld an order finding S.C. Johnson & Son Inc.'s Ziploc Endurables bags don’t infringe a patent covering silicon containers.

A former financial adviser with Northwestern Mutual lost his appeal Tuesday to undo a seven-year prison sentence for wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and filing false tax returns.

A patient can move forward with claims that a Florida hospital violated a federal emergency care law by discharging her without first stabilizing her medical condition, a federal appeals court said Tuesday.

Even if it takes years to learn about potential public corruption the New Jersey courts will make an exception for plaintiffs suing over official misdeeds.

Uber Technologies Inc. is attempting to improperly silence and investigate an ad campaign by the Consumer Attorneys of California about rampant sexual assaults by Uber drivers, the group said in court documents.

An Oklahoma man lost on Tuesday his appeal to undo a 48-month prison sentence for odometer fraud, conspiracy to commit odometer tampering, and conspiracy to commit wire fraud.