Alvogen Sues FDA to Force Final Approval of Its Xifaxan Copy
Alvogen Group Inc.’s Norwich Pharmaceuticals Inc. alleges in a new lawsuit that the US Food and Drug Administration’s refusal to grant final approval of its proposed generic version of
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Florida’s Ban on Transgender Care Barred by Federal Court
A federal judge in Florida Tuesday blocked the state from enforcing a law and medical board rules that prohibit transgender minors from receiving—and doctors from providing—puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones.
SEC’s Coinbase Lawsuit Heralds Deepening US Crypto Crackdown
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Debt Ceiling Deal Leads to SoFi Ending Student Loan Pause Suit
SoFi Bank will dismiss its attempt to force an end to the Covid-19 student loan repayment pause in light of the bipartisan debt ceiling legislation mandating an August sunset date.
Verizon Settles 401(k) Hedge Fund Class Action Ahead of Trial
New England 401(k) Fee Suits Forge Employers’ Longshot Bid
Lawyers in class suits challenging retirement plan fees have noticed the cases are faring particularly well in New England, prompting some employers to look for a shortcut to get a friendly ruling from an appeals court.
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ODL’s Air Force Contract Protest Dismissed After Agency Action
ODL Services’ protest of an Air Force contract for MC-12 aircraft tactical system operator training support services is dismissed because the agency took corrective action, the GAO said in a decision released Tuesday.
L3Harris Workers Challenging 401(k) Fees Score Class of 52,000
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Vail Skiiers Can’t Get Covid Refunds But Could Seek Other Relief
Vail season ski pass holders who sought refunds from Vail Corp. after it shuttered resorts during the Covid-19 pandemic should get a chance to seek alternate relief, a divided federal appeals court said Tuesday.
DC Circuit Suspends Attorney Klayman as Reciprocal Discipline
Founder of the conservative foundation Judicial Watch Larry Klayman was suspended for 18 months Tuesday by the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit as reciprocal discipline after he was suspended by the DC Court of Appeals in September 2022.
Kansas Abortion Counseling Restrictions Targeted in New Suit
Abortion providers in Kansas sued Attorney General
Fate Therapeutics Leaders Misrepresented J&J Tie, Investor Says
Fate Therapeutics Inc.'s executives and directors harmed the drugmaker when they overstated the viability of its partnership with the Johnson & Johnson unit Janssen Biotech Inc. in public statements and filings, an investor says in a new derivative suit.
Tesla’s $2.6 Billion SolarCity Buyout Was Fair, Court Affirms
CNN Hit With Copyright Suit Over Use of Variety Show Theme Song
Two successors to the creator of the “Texaco Star Theatre” theme song filed suit against Cable News Network Inc. for copyright infringement, alleging the network included an excerpt of the song during a broadcast special, without a license.
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