A former overnight clerk at a Kroger Co. subsidiary’s store cited enough incidences of physical and verbal harassment by a male co-worker for her hostile work environment case to be heard by a jury, a Mississippi federal judge said. news.bloomberglaw.com/daily-…

Ford Motor Co. faced a Sixth Circuit panel that expressed reluctance to reverse or reduce its $13.2 million trade secrets jury loss to InterMotive Inc. during oral argument. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law…

AI giant Anthropic initially excited law firms with plans to incorporate its Claude chatbot into a full suite of legal technology. But it has struggled to break into a market where competitors got a head start. news.bloomberglaw.com/legal-…

When a special committee of Meta board members went looking for a law firm to negotiate a new capital-raising strategy with founder Mark Zuckerberg, they needed one that hadn’t worked closely with the Facebook owner or its billionaire chief executive. news.bloomberglaw.com/busine…

A former Rare Beauty LLC employee claims her supervisors reduced her hours and excluded her from trainings and group communications in retaliation for her taking protected leave to care for her critically ill mother. news.bloomberglaw.com/litiga…

10x Genomics Inc. will drop its lawsuit accusing Parse Biosciences Inc. of infringing cell-analysis technology after the Federal Circuit affirmed three asserted patents are invalid. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law…

MAHA’s Push on Ultraprocessed Foods Waits as RFK Jr. Aide Exits news.bloomberglaw.com/health…

The Justice Department’s bankruptcy watchdog pushed back against Steptoe LLP’s bid to advise Hughes Satellite Systems Corp. in Chapter 11, citing an alleged undisclosed connection and potential conflicts involving parent company EchoStar Corp. news.bloomberglaw.com/bankru…

The US Supreme Court lifted a ruling that would have allowed use of student-ID cards to help show eligibility to vote in New Hampshire, siding with Republicans in a state where Democrats are defending a Senate seat next month. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…

Coinbase Global Inc. and current and former executives shook off investor allegations that the cryptocurrency giant misrepresented the strength of its anti-money-laundering and know-your-customer verification programs. news.bloomberglaw.com/securi…

A former employee of rapper Eminem pled guilty to criminal copyright infringement through leaking unreleased music without permission in a plea bargain filed Thursday in Michigan federal court. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law…

Donald Trump and World Liberty Financial, the cryptocurrency venture he co-founded with his sons, were sued by a shareholder in a rival crypto firm over claims the president illegally profited from his office in violation of the US Constitution. news.bloomberglaw.com/crypto…

Another California utility is facing claims that it was responsible for starting a destructive wildfire that still isn’t fully contained. news.bloomberglaw.com/litiga…

Anthropic PBC unlawfully copied and trained its Claude artificial intelligence models on copyrighted lyrics without payment, an independent music publisher alleges. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law…

Anthony Levandowski, one of Google’s early self-driving engineering pioneers, doesn’t have to pay income taxes on Uber Technologies Inc.‘s multimillion-dollar payment as part of his bankruptcy plan. news.bloomberglaw.com/bankru…

Some knives are subject to the same Second Amendment protections as firearms, a federal appeals court said, finding a federal switchblade ban unconstitutional. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law…

Wall Street’s top regulator brought about a third fewer cases against alleged corporate wrongdoers this year compared to last as major policy shifts, workforce cuts, and a record government shutdown rippled through the Securities and Exchange Commission. news.bloomberglaw.com/securi…

Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc. will continue to defend against a whistleblower’s False Claims Act suit alleging that the company engaged in a kickback scheme to boost orthopedic medical device sales. news.bloomberglaw.com/federa…

The Federal Reserve’s longstanding rule setting how much banks can charge retailers for debit card “swipe fees” faces a potential rewrite after a federal appeals court struggled with whether to reshape the rule. news.bloomberglaw.com/bankin…

President Donald Trump‘s 2016 campaign organization will have to defend against claims it retaliated against a former staffer, a Manhattan appeals court ruled. news.bloomberglaw.com/litiga…