Michael Curley

Amazon.com Inc. and Procter & Gamble Co. are suing a group of Chinese people and entities, alleging they have used Amazon's storefront to sell counterfeit insect traps using P&G's trademarks.

A New Jersey federal judge won't let a lender escape a cannabis company's allegations that the lender falsely held it in default so it could seize almost $2 million, saying the complaint sufficiently alleged that the lender went back on enforceable promises.

An investor suing the principals of cannabis company Devi Holdings Inc. over an undisclosed $13 million tax liability is urging a Florida federal court to deny a motion for summary judgment from Devi's CEO, saying it ignores undisputed facts and rehashes old arguments that were rejected at the dismissal stage.

Arianna Scavetti of Weil Gotshal & Manges LLP has secured wins for clients like PepsiCo Inc. and KeVita Inc., getting claims about plastic waste, ultra-processed ingredients and prebiotics dismissed, earning her a spot as one of the 2025 Law360 Product Liability MVPs.

The founder of a Texas business advocacy group is suing the state's largest business association and its CEO, saying he maneuvered his way to head her group and used his leverage to try to coerce her into a sexual relationship, then assaulted her.

A Connecticut state judge has awarded $2.5 million to the estate of a teenager who died in therapeutic foster care, finding the state's poor records and communication led to the teen not receiving the care he needed.

A California appeals panel won't reinstate a man's suit alleging he needed to have his hip replacement redone after his leg shrank two inches, saying he failed to rebut the doctor's expert testimony that the initial surgery was within the standard of care.

A Kentucky federal judge has given Ford Motor Co. a win in a suit alleging a defect in the seatbelts in its F-150 pickup trucks worsened a man's injuries when he was involved in a fatal collision, saying his experts failed to present a feasible alternative design.

An Ohio appeals court on Friday reinstated a woman's medical malpractice claim alleging she suffered a brain injury as a result of a failed intubation, saying the trial court was too hasty in determining that her claims were filed outside the state's one-year statute of limitations.

The New Jersey Supreme Court has decided not to combine two Bergen County Superior Court mass tort cases over weight loss drugs including Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro, keeping them separate based on the type of injury alleged.

A proposed class of buyers of protein powder is suing vegan meal and supplement maker Huel Inc. in Illinois federal court, saying the company hid toxic levels of lead and cadmium in its products.

A Johnson & Johnson subsidiary is asking a Virginia federal court to sanction a doctor who it alleges wrote a false article linking its talc products to mesothelioma, saying the only explanation for his policy of deleting all emails as soon as he sends or reads them is to destroy evidence.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday denied certiorari to a New York school district in a suit brought by the state's attorney general alleging the district failed to investigate or respond to reports of rape and sexual assault, which had previously been revived by the Second Circuit.

The North Carolina Supreme Court on Friday denied a doctor and hospital's attempt to reverse an appeals court order upholding the denial of their requests to dismiss a malpractice suit, saying they did not have the right to appeal the denial in the first place.

The Supreme Court on Monday denied a petition from the family of a North Carolina state senator who died in the June 2015 shooting at Mother Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, leaving in place a Fourth Circuit decision finding their claims against Meta Platforms were barred by federal law.

Two buyers have hit Trader Joe's Co. with a proposed class action alleging that the store's probiotics products contain far fewer "good bacteria" than advertised, with less than 8 billion colony forming units rather than the 30 billion the store claims.

A Texas appeals court has vacated a $13 million verdict against a home care provider over a car-train crash that killed one of its clients and injured his wife, saying the trial court instructed the jury incorrectly and the evidence did not show that the provider's employee was acting in the course and scope of her employment.

Boeing is urging a Washington federal court to deny a motion from LOT Polish Airlines in LOT's contract suit over 737 Max planes it leased, saying LOT seeks to admit far more evidence than could be relevant or addressed in the time allotted for trial.

A Pennsylvania appeals court has agreed with a Philadelphia County trial court that a suit against Hanover Foods Corp. over the death of a worker who fell into a bean hopper properly belongs in York County.

A Pennsylvania federal judge on Thursday denied Norfolk Southern Railway Co.'s bid to throw out a suit by a conductor and engineer over injuries they suffered when their train derailed, saying they've put forth enough evidence that a jury could conclude the railway should've been better prepared for a rockslide.