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  Judiciary Warns Congress Of Cyber Risks To PACER

  By Courtney Bubl茅

  PACER, the online public repository of federal court documents, is vulnerable to cyberthreats, a top judiciary o...(read more)

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  Job Search Site Monster Hits Ch. 11 With 3 Initial Bidders

  By Emlyn Cameron

  The company behind job search website Monster.com filed for bankruptcy Tuesday, listing over $100 million in lia...(read more)

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• Anthropic Copyright Ruling May Spur More AI Licensing Deals

  By Ivan Moreno

  The first federal court decision on the fairness of taking copyrighted material to train generative artificial intelligence is a mixed outcome for tech companies and content creators that could prompt both parties to seek coexistence, according to attorneys, with the judge concluding that while the technology is "spectacularly" transformative, using pirated material is inexcusable.

• Dollar General Beats Investor Suit Over Short Inventory, Staff

  By Katryna Perera

  A Tennessee federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a proposed securities class action accusing Dollar General and its executives of hiding inventory and staffing issues, saying the plaintiffs have failed to show that the defendants acted with an intent to deceive.

• 2nd Circ. Tells Feds To 'Facilitate' Another Deportee's Return

  By Lauren Berg

  The Trump administration must "facilitate the return" to the U.S. of a man deported to El Salvador in violation of an order blocking his removal, the Second Circuit ruled Tuesday, citing a U.S. Supreme Court decision backing the return of a Maryland man improperly deported to a Salvadoran prison.

• Chancery Won't Let Nielsen Spinoff Block Access To Data

  By Jeff Montgomery

  Nielsen Holdings Ltd. won a temporary restraining order in Delaware's Court of Chancery Tuesday blocking a spun-off consumer intelligence venture from denying access to data used by Nielsen and another company that it intends to sell to the dissenting spinoff's competitor.

• Gazprom Must Pay $1.37B In Naftogaz Contract Fight

  By Caroline Simson

  Ukraine's state-owned oil and gas company has claimed victory in a $1.37 billion arbitration against Gazprom after the Russian state-owned energy giant allegedly failed to pay for natural gas transit services.

• Rail Fuel Surcharge MDL Tossed In Sealed Opinion

  By Bryan Koenig

  Union Pacific Railroad Co., CSX Transportation Inc., Norfolk Southern Railway Corp. and BNSF Railway Co. scored a decisive win Tuesday against roughly 18 years of price-fixing litigation accusing the country's four largest railroad companies of colluding on freight fuel surcharges, in a sealed opinion issued in D.C. federal court.

• GOP Senators Unveil Crypto Market Framework Principles

  By Sarah Jarvis

  Senate Republicans on Tuesday morning released a set of principles to guide the development of digital asset market structure legislation, their latest push toward regulating the cryptocurrency space following their passage of stablecoin legislation last week.

• 4th Circ. Tosses Trans Man's Appeal Over Canceled Surgery

  By Grace Elletson

  The Fourth Circuit declined to revive a transgender man's constitutional claims against a religious hospital run by the University of Maryland Medical Center over a canceled hysterectomy for gender dysphoria, concluding Tuesday that it couldn't grant further relief, and refused to consider a "late-breaking" argument for emotional distress damages.

• Motorola Fights Fintiv Memo Withdrawal At Fed. Circ.

  By Adam Lidgett

  Motorola is urging the Federal Circuit to reverse the decision of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's acting leader to not have the Patent Trial and Appeal Board review the company's challenges to a series of Stellar Inc. patents on glasses equipped with cameras.

• 8th Circ. Rolls Back Block On Arkansas Hemp Law

  By Sam Reisman

  An Eighth Circuit panel on Tuesday overturned a lower district judge's decision blocking enforcement of a new Arkansas policy restricting hemp-derived intoxicating products, delivering a blow to the hemp industry's campaign to challenge state-led efforts to rein in its wares.

• NTSB Flags Boeing Failures In 737 Max 9 Door Plug Blowout

  By Linda Chiem

  Poor training and persistent quality control lapses on Boeing's manufacturing and assembly lines, along with the Federal Aviation Administration's ineffective oversight of the plane-maker, led to the January 2024 door-plug blowout aboard a 737 Max 9 jet operated by Alaska Airlines, the National Transportation Safety Board said Tuesday.

• Visa Can't Duck DOJ's Debit Card Monopoly Case

  By Matthew Perlman

  A New York federal court has refused to throw out the U.S. Department of Justice's case accusing Visa of illegally maintaining a monopoly over debit card networks, rejecting arguments about the market at issue, discounts offered and the scope of deals with would-be competitors.