Google LLC and YouTube LLC have been sued for patent infringement over claims that the online giants have made unauthorized use of a software company’s technology in video features called YouTube Clips and YouTube Shorts.

Billionaire Robert F. Smith’s Vista Equity Partnersis weighing a sale of one of the divisions inside the fintech behemoth Finastra, according to people familiar with the matter.

Ostroff Injury Law PC sued the US government alleging its delay in processing the law firm’s employee retention credit claim threatens to further derail a business already shaken by the Covid-19 pandemic.

Benjamin Busboom joined the Denver office of Womble Bond Dickinson as an environmental partner in the corporate and securities practice group, the firm announced Friday.

Adam Chaudry joined Pierson Ferdinand as a partner in the cyber-risk practice, the firm announced Friday.

North Carolina defeated a challenge to its sex offender registry law brought by a group that claimed retroactive punishment for crimes committed in the past is unconstitutional.

Plaintiffs in two cases who say the NCAA unfairly caps athlete compensation and scholarships asked a federal judge Friday to carve certain claims out of a broad $2.8 billion proposed settlement.

SpaceX has escaped a Texas federal judge’s order that would have sent one of the company’s two constitutional lawsuits against the National Labor Relations Board to California.

Tesla Inc. must face a labor code suit brought by workers who are also part of a class action over alleged racism on its production floor, after a California appeals court rejected its argument that withholding personnel records was part of its right to petition.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention must stop prematurely deleting former employee emails until the US Archivist rules it can use an alternative disposition schedule or stick to the three-year standard.

Illinois employers could face civil rights claims for use of artificial intelligence tools in hiring and other employment decisions if they have a discriminatory effect, under legislation Gov. JB Pritzker (D) signed into law Friday.

A Cincinnati public library violated a security guard’s free speech rights when it fired him for sharing an “insensitive meme” related to Black Lives Matter protesters on his Facebook page, a divided appeals court ruled.

Hawaiian Electric Industries Inc. pegged losses from estimated accrual of liabilities stemming from one of the worst wildfires in US history at $1.7 billion and issued a going-concern warning.

The company that manufactures Berkey water filters lost its appeal over the pesticide registration the Environmental Protection Agency requires for its products.

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday announced that it settled charges against Ideanomics, Inc. for $1.4 million over an alleged scheme to mislead the public over its financial performance.

The Department of Health and Human Services wrongfully withheld payments to a Nevada health insurance cooperative under an Affordable Care Act cost-sharing program, a federal appeals court ruled.

The IRS should allow a $33.9 million charitable contribution tax deduction for a conservation easement donation, a Alabama-based donor told the US Tax Court.

Nevada’s governor on Thursday released his plan to address the impacts of climate change in the state, focusing on streamlining clean energy development and boosting Nevada’s mining industry.

A man who was mistakenly arrested by Washington D.C. law enforcement multiple times can keep the full amount awarded him by a jury in his false imprisonment case, a federal appeals court said Friday.

Tesla Inc. must face a labor code suit brought by workers who are also part of a class action over alleged racism on its production floor, after a California appeals court rejected its argument that withholding personnel records was part of its right to petition.

A Biden Administration debt relief plan that could cancel billions in student loans was halted Friday by a federal appeals court.

Changes Maine made to its education anti-discrimination law before and after a US Supreme Court ruling that struck down the “sectarian exclusion” in a state student tuitioning program likely comply with the US Constitution, a federal judge ruled.

An injunction that blocked the enforcement of an Iowa law requiring public school libraries to remove books containing descriptions of sex acts was vacated because it was entered based on flawed legal analysis, a federal appeals court said Friday.

A federal judge has ruled against a former federal defender’s claims that judiciary officials improperly handled her sexual harassment claim against her supervisor.