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AviaGames Inc. was unable to force arbitration of a lawsuit from players who allege the video game maker duped them into believing they were playing human opponents when they were actually playing bots.
ZoomInfo Technologies LLC is facing a proposed class action alleging it misappropriated the personal information of consumers to sell its services in violation of the Washington Personality Rights Act.
U.S. Law Week summarizes selected splits among U.S. federal courts of appeals each month.
A year since a Virginia federal judge nearly tripled patent infringement damages against NortonLifeLock Inc., the antivirus company’s former law firm, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, argued the penalty “cannot stand” after the firm declined to disclose privileged communications.
Partners at Troutman Pepper and Locke Lord this week voted in favor of the law firms merging, according to a joint statement Thursday.
A Colorado-based aerospace equipment maker convinced a federal judge to give it another opportunity to accuse
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