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  5th Circ. Says NLRB Structure Likely Unconstitutional

  By Tim Ryan

  The Fifth Circuit on Tuesday upheld injunctions barring the National Labor Relations Board from prosecuting unfa...(read more)

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  Black Hills, NorthWestern Merge In $15.4B All-Stock Deal

  By Jade Martinez-Pogue

  Utility company Black Hills Corp., advised by Faegre Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP, on Tuesday announced plans to m...(read more)

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• Sony, PlayStation Gamers Revive Bid For $7.85M Settlement

  By Rae Ann Varona

  Gamers who struck a $7.85 million settlement with Sony Interactive Entertainment to resolve their antitrust claims over downloadable game card prices have renewed their motion for preliminary approval of the deal, addressing issues a California federal court found in a previous request, including Sony's provision of account credits.

• Google, YouTube Settle Kids' Data Suit With $30M Payout

  By Allison Grande

  Google LLC and its subsidiary YouTube will pay $30 million to resolve a long-running proposed class action accusing them of illegally collecting children's data to generate targeted advertising, according to documents filed in California federal court Monday.聽

• FCC Expected To Move Soon On Media Ownership Regs

  By Christopher Cole

  Republican leaders on the Federal Communications Commission said the agency is likely to soon float rules that would revamp media ownership restrictions.

• Family Alleging Firm's Girardi Conflict Denied Partial Win

  By Craig Clough

  A Los Angeles judge Tuesday denied a family's motion seeking judgment on declaratory relief claims in a $1.8 million malpractice lawsuit against a firm that represented it in recovering millions lost in Girardi Keese's embezzlement scandal, saying disputed facts remain in the "unusual" case.

• 2nd Circ.: Judge Erred In Remanding Vermont-3M PFAS Row

  By Juan-Carlos Rodriguez

  The Second Circuit on Tuesday agreed with 3M Co. that a federal judge wrongly sent Vermont's lawsuit against the company over "forever chemicals" contamination back to state court, finding 3M moved the case to federal court in time.

• Booking Holdings Settles Texas Junk Fee Suit For $9.5M

  By Spencer Brewer

  The parent company of popular hotel booking sites Booking.com and Kayak will pay $9.5 million to settle claims that it misled customers through rampant use of junk fees, the Texas Office of the Attorney General announced Tuesday.

• Generic-Drug Makers To Pay $71M To End Price-Fixing Claims

  By Aaron Keller

  Glenmark Pharmaceuticals Inc. USA has offered to pay approximately $38 million, and Pfizer Inc. and its generic-drug unit Greenstone LLC have promised to pay roughly $33 million, to settle price-fixing claims by the direct purchasers of generic drugs.

• Trump Tariff Suit Belongs In Trade Court, Gov't Tells DC Circ.

  By Dylan Moroses

  Suits challenging President Donald Trump's imposition of emergency tariffs belong in the U.S. Court of International Trade and a D.C. federal judge improperly considered a case lodged by Illinois-based toy makers in his court, the government told the D.C. Circuit.

• 5 Firms Build $6.2B Nexstar, Tegna Media Mega-Merger

  By Jade Martinez-Pogue

  Broadcast television giant Nexstar Media Group Inc. on Tuesday unveiled plans to buy fellow broadcast digital media company Tegna Inc. in an all-cash deal that was built by five law firms and is valued at $6.2 billion.

• 'Ketamine Queen' Takes Plea Deal In Matthew Perry Case

  By Hailey Konnath

  The woman known as the "Ketamine Queen" of North Hollywood has agreed to plead guilty to providing the ketamine that led to the 2023 death of "Friends" star Matthew Perry, according to a plea agreement filed in California federal court on Monday.

• FTC Targets Ticket Resellers Over Eras Tour Sales Meltdown

  By Gina Kim

  The Federal Trade Commission on Monday sued ticket brokers in Maryland federal court for allegedly snatching up hundreds of thousands of Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets and selling them at high markups after bypassing Ticketmaster's purchase limit rules and verification processes by using fake accounts and spoofed IP addresses.

• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court

  By Sydney Price and Jeff Montgomery

  Executives and board members of Cencora Corp. tentatively settled a stockholder derivative suit for $111.25 million, VectoIQ board members reached a $6.3 million deal on stockholder claims over electric carmaker Nikola's prospects, and class attorneys who secured a $50 million derivative suit settlement saw their proposed 25% attorney fee cut by almost half. Here's the latest from the Delaware Chancery Court.