Justices to Decide if Fuel Industry Can Sue Over California’s EV Rules
The Supreme Court will decide whether fuel companies have standing to sue based on their claimed harm by California's stringent tailpipe rules designed to boost electric vehicle sales.Foreign Ownership Laws Blocked by Federal Judge in Blow to State Attorney General
“Power over external affairs is not shared by the states,” U.S. District Chief Judge Kristine G. Baker ruled in the 43-page order, quoting long-standing U.S. Supreme Court precedent.Practice Tips From—and About—the New Judges on the Northern District of California Bench
U.S. District Judges Trina Thompson, Araceli Martínez-Olguín, Casey Pitts, Rita Lin and Eumi Lee, all appointees of President Joe Biden, spoke about what they expect from lawyers who come before them at an event in San Francisco last week.SAG-AFTRA Union Health Plan Slammed With Data Breach Class Actions in Wake of Phishing Attack
SAG-AFTRA Health Plan, which provides health care benefits to eligible members of the entertainment industry, was hit with three class actions in California following a data breach incident that occurred in September.Call for Nominations: The Recorder and Law.com's California Legal Awards 2025
Antitrust Class Actions Against CVS, Other Pharmacy Benefit Managers Are Piling Up
Plaintiffs, independent pharmacies, claimed the defendants "have vertically integrated" with health care giants such as insurance companies, health care providers, drug private labelers and others. As a result, the complaints say, pharmacy benefits managers use anticompetitive methods to suppress reimbursements for discount card payments, which allegedly causes stand-alone pharmacies to suffer and even go out of business.Coinbase Hit With Antitrust Suit That Seeks to Change How Crypto Exchanges Operate
"This complaint is touching on things that have happened in the traditional tech space, but not the crypto space yet," said Kevin Kneupper, a partner at Kneupper & Covey.O'Melveny Secures Global Clearances for Korean Air-Asiana Merger
The deal grants Korean Air a 63.9% stake in Asiana Airlines, solidifying the merger as one of the most significant in the aviation industry in recent years.Auto Dealer Software Upstart Accuses Entrenched Competitor of 'Attempted Monopolization'
"It is unfortunate Tekion has resorted to using a legal filing as a marketing stunt in an attempt to bypass contractual terms and industry practices, but we are confident our industry will see this for what it really is," CDK Global stated.California’s Workplace Violence Laws: Protecting Victims’ Rights in the Workplace
The updated law broadens the scope of permissible leave, allowing time off for activities such as securing safe child care, temporary housing, or long-term trauma counseling.Trending Stories
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