Christopher Cole

Direct buyers of blood sugar medication Glumetza on Monday inked a $150 million deal in California federal court with Lupin Pharmaceuticals, which is accused of taking part in a scheme to stave off the launch of a generic version of the blockbuster drug.

Nearly two months after his nomination to lead the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, a group of progressive organizations called for swift Senate action Wednesday to confirm Google critic Jonathan Kanter, warning that “the window for reining in Big Tech’s dominance may soon be closing.”

An Eighth Circuit panel on Friday found that HomeServices of America Inc. waived its right to arbitrate claims from consumers alleging that industrywide real estate commission rules have artificially inflated broker fees.

A contingent of public interest groups are urging leaders of the U.S. House of Representatives to advance a package of legislation aimed at reining in Big Tech companies through updates and changes to antitrust law, though free market advocates have been jeering many of the bills.

Internet service provider LTD Broadband is asking the Federal Communications Commission for more time to get certified as a telecom provider in California as it seeks to claim $1.3 billion in infrastructure subsidies, arguing that it shouldn’t be held responsible for its former attorney’s “gross mis…

The U.S. Department of Commerce’s telecom agency announced the launch of two new offices on Wednesday focused on increasing broadband access across the country, a shake-up that fulfills two congressional mandates.

Two gambling businesses are urging a D.C. federal judge to block the U.S. Department of the Interior’s approval of an online gambling compact between Florida and the Seminole Tribe, claiming it violates gambling laws and hands the tribe a statewide monopoly.

The trade group for businesses that negotiate drug prices for health insurers has stepped up its fight over Trump-era price transparency rules, urging a D.C. federal judge to nix the mandates as regulatory overreach.

A Virginia federal judge on Tuesday awarded more than $34 million in attorney fees to class counsel who secured more than $100 million in settlement funds for a class of peanut farmers accusing three major peanut shelling companies of artificially flattening the price they paid for crops.

A White House pick for the Fourth Circuit and several nominees to the federal bench in Connecticut and Virginia saw their confirmation process delayed Wednesday as the Senate postponed work on nominations until after an August recess.

The Federal Communications Commission fined two broadband service providers a total of $80,000 in separate actions Wednesday to enforce rules blocking companies from talking with each other about spectrum auction bid strategies.

The Sixth Circuit tossed a preliminary injunction barring ProMedica Health System from terminating insurance contracts with rival St. Luke’s Hospital and the hospital’s physicians group.

Clarivate PLC said Monday it was pushing back the deadline for its planned $5.3 billion buyout of ProQuest because of an in-depth Federal Trade Commission probe and will rework part of the deal’s financing as a result of the delay.

Longtime New York public defender Eunice C. Lee won Senate confirmation to a Second Circuit vacancy on Saturday, overcoming sharp Republican objections to her lack of experience in civil litigation.

Eunice C. Lee is poised to become one of the few African American judges to serve on the powerful Second Circuit. Here are a few things to know about the longtime public defender, who’s coming up soon for likely Senate confirmation.

A full Ninth Circuit voted Tuesday to vacate a split panel’s decision to decertify three classes of canned-tuna buyers in a massive price-fixing lawsuit after finding there are potentially too many uninjured class members, saying it will rehear the case en banc.

One of President Joe Biden’s six pending nominees to the appellate courts, a federal public defender chosen for a vacancy on the Tenth Circuit, has reported net worth of more than $3.34 million to the U.S. Senate.

The company behind travel site CheapOair asked a New York federal court to drop its suit accusing JetBlue Airways of blocking access to its flight information in an effort to reduce competition for air fares.

A Pennsylvania federal judge instructed the U.S. Department of Justice Wednesday to stop demanding interviews with senior Glenmark executives in India without any notice to counsel, hours after attorneys for the drugmaker in the DOJ’s price-fixing case against it accused the agency of prosecutorial …

Glenmark cannot sever the criminal price-fixing case against it from the allegations brought against fellow generic drugmaker Teva, the U.S. Department of Justice told a Pennsylvania federal judge Friday, arguing that Glenmark’s bid for separate proceedings ignores significant overlap in the charges…