Bernie Pazanowski

Comcast Corp. lost its bid to move its fight against company whistleblowers to a federal court, instead of pursuing it before a US Labor Department in-house judge.

A pension plan trustee may proceed with state law claims against a foreign brokerage it says embezzled $70 million from the plan’s account, a federal court ruled.

A small business recipient of a Paycheck Protection Program loan can’t have its funds paid to independent contractors forgiven as “payroll costs” under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, the Fifth Circuit ruled.

Pool-supply company Hayward Holdings Inc. successfully warded off most fraud claims relating to comments its officers made to investors concerning its supply chain after the pandemic, a federal court said.

Illinois was hit with a lawsuit by anti-abortion organizations challenging amendments to a state human rights law that prohibits employers from discriminating against workers based on their reproductive health decisions.

Meta Platforms Inc., TikTok Inc., Snap Inc., and YouTube LLC aren’t entitled to an immediate appellate review of claims they violate public nuisance laws by addicting school-age children, a federal court said.

A group of taxpayers and unions is suing the Trump administration alleging Elon Musk‘s government efficiency agency shouldn’t be given access to the tax records of millions of US citizens.

A former Candy Digital Inc. employee may proceed with his claim that the company violated the Family and Medical Leave Act by firing him before he became eligible to take leave to adopt his niece, a federal court said.

Payward Inc., which does business as Kraken, isn’t entitled to an immediate appeal of an August ruling that the Securities and Exchange Commission sufficiently showed that the third-party cryptocurrency that are traded on Kraken are investment contracts subject to SEC regulation, a federal court said.

The prospectus PACS Group Inc. filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission in relation to its initial public offering included multiple fraudulent statements, an investor alleged in a class action suit filed in federal court.

A tort case filed in Virginia state court by an out-of-state plaintiff was properly removed by the in-state defendant, a federal court said.

The Higher Education Loan Authority of the State of Missouri isn’t an arm of the state protected from liability by 11th Amendment immunity, the Tenth Circuit said Tuesday.

Arizona inmates don’t have a constitutional right to avoid being placed in private prisons, the Ninth Circuit said Tuesday.

The FBI may have pushed the limits of decency by operating a child pornography website for two weeks during an investigation, but its conduct didn’t warrant dismissing the indictment of a user caught in the operation, the First Circuit held.