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U.S. Customs and Border Protection didn't do anything wrong when it levied steep duties on nearly a dozen shipments of Chinese bedroom furniture, the Federal Circuit ruled Thursday in a matter that has been percolating through the Court of International Trade for half a decade.
The Government Accountability Office dismissed Sea Box Inc.'s challenge to the terms for a solicitation for 31 freight containers, ruling that the Defense Logistics Agency only has to take the word of a seller that their containers are a commercially available off-the-shelf product.
Florida-based cannabis company Trulieve Inc. is looking to drag into federal court a disability discrimination lawsuit that accused the publicly traded company of retroactively moving the termination date of an employee to before she suffered a catastrophic injury.
A Canadian engineering firm can't countersue an Ohio-based agricultural device manufacturer for sending cease-and-desist letters that accused it of trade secret theft related to designs for a cannabis trimmer, a federal judge has ruled, citing the First Amendment.
A farm supply store can't avoid claims it's partially responsible for the drowning of a 2-year-old girl in an above ground pool it sold, a Missouri federal judge ruled, denying the retailer's "Innocent Seller" bid because it might have learned about design defects when displaying the product.