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Supreme Court’s Final Sprint Brings 23 Rulings on Foundational Legal Questions
The Supreme Court has 23 decisions left this term, covering birthright citizenship, executive removal power, transgender sports bans, ballot grace periods, and campaign finance.
SCOTUS Unanimously Raises Bar for Generic-Drug Induced Infringement Claims
The Supreme Court unanimously held that induced patent infringement claims require specific, affirmative acts of encouragement, protecting the generic-drug skinny-label pathway.
FCC Forfeiture Process Survives Seventh Amendment Challenge at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that the FCC’s in-house forfeiture process does not violate the Seventh Amendment, limiting the reach of its 2024 Jarkesy decision.
Alta Resources Agrees to $675K Settlement Over 2023 Data Breach
Alta Resources agreed to a $675,000 class action settlement over a November 2023 data breach, offering cash payments and credit monitoring to affected individuals.
Thriveworks Settles Patient Portal Privacy Class Action for $1.9 Million
Thriveworks agreed to a $1.9 million class action settlement over claims it shared patients’ private portal communications with unauthorized third parties.
Four Massachusetts Men Sentenced for Darknet Fentanyl Pill Conspiracy Tied to Dozens of Deaths
Four Lynn, Massachusetts men received a combined 57-plus years in federal prison for a darknet pill conspiracy involving fentanyl, Nitazenes, and over a dozen fatal overdoses.
Broadway Electric and Executives Settle False Claims Act Fraud for $21.3 Million
Broadway Electric, Cornerstone Contracting, and two executives agreed to pay $21.3 million to settle False Claims Act allegations over fraudulent veteran-owned small business contracts.
Four Massachusetts Men Sentenced to 57-Plus Years in Darknet Fentanyl Pill Conspiracy
Four Lynn, Massachusetts men received a combined 57-plus years in prison for a darknet conspiracy to sell fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills linked to more than a dozen overdose deaths.
DOJ Announces Results of FBI Operation Spring Cleaning Nationwide Crime Surge
The DOJ announced Operation Spring Cleaning results: 1,139 arrests, 615 federal indictments, and seizure of nearly 1,000 firearms in a three-month FBI-led surge.
American Journalist Thomas Pauken II Pleads Guilty to Acting as China’s Agent
American journalist Thomas Pauken II pleaded guilty June 4 to acting as an unregistered Chinese government agent, facing up to 10 years at a September sentencing.