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A small film scanning business has spearheaded a $5.54 billion victory against credit card companies and banks.

Fox analyst Sol Wisenberg stated that the D.C. judge presiding over Trump’s cases is doing “tremendous damage” for not shedding alleged political bias in court.

New York’s Highest Court Holds That Portion Of Premium Need Not Be Refunded For Death During Policy Period Of Universal Life Policy- The Joan C. Lupe Family Trust purchased a...

For years, courts have struggled with the appropriate standard to apply to ERISA prohibited transaction claims at the pleading stage. Setting the pleading standard too low exposes...

The Second Circuit on Tuesday revived a whistleblower's years-old lawsuit against Siemens that alleged the manufacturing company had provided false certifications to the New York City Department of Environmental Protection, finding that a lower court improperly tossed the suit for procedural reasons surrounding service of his complaint.

Interactive Brokers LLC filed an action in the Southern District of New York seeking preliminary and permanent injunctions against an arbitration proceeding initiated by a group of...

Florida's election fraud director collapsed in the hallway outside governor's office after a meeting last year. Who is he and what happened?

A Second Circuit panel ruled Monday that prisoners do not have to prove they suffered a "substantial burden" on their religious freedom in order to bring a First Amendment claim, finding that legal standard improperly opens the door to courts determining the importance of religious events and practices.

A split Second Circuit panel revived some claims in a Chapter 11 suit brought by trustees of women's clothing retailer Nine West over more than $1 billion in allegedly fraudulent transfers, finding the U.S. Bankruptcy Code's safe harbor provision doesn't protect claims tied to $78 million in payroll transfers in the case.

It’s the end of an era for Binance and the beginning of another court battle for Kraken. All this and other major news in regulation in this week’s Law Decoded newsletter.