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Judge Orders Additional Discovery Disclosures in Walgreens Prescription Class Action
A Chicago federal judge said Prime Therapeutics’ confidentiality and disclosure concerns could not prevent discovery from moving forward in a lawsuit over Walgreen Co.’s Prescription Savings Club. Click Here To Read The Full Article
'Short and Distort': AI Company Defamation Claim Alleges Bad Review Caused Stocks to Drop
According to the plaintiff, Datavault AI, all it took was a bad review and a barrage of negative social media posts from the financial research and due diligence firm, Wolfpack Research, to put the company’s reputation in a tailspin. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Throw Out E. Jean Carroll Verdict
The president has had mixed success in challenging his legal travails at the Supreme Court. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Law Firm EO Cases Remain on Pause Amid Government Shutdown
Despite the appeals cases being on hold for over a month, the federal government has tapped a new attorney to argue on its behalf, with Deputy Associate Attorney General Abhishek Kambli entering a notice of appearance. Click Here To Read The Full Article