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A London-based biochemical company cannot be allowed to escape across the pond with trade secrets related to using psilocybin as a mental health treatment, the University of Maryland, Baltimore, told a federal court, saying the company's minimum contacts with the state was its "months-long fraudulent scheme" to swipe intellectual property.
A lifestyle brand headed by Instagram celebrity Dan Bilzerian could face sanctions should it continue to recycle arguments for why it shouldn't be forced to pay a $1.6 million judgment to a consulting firm it was accused of cheating, a Nevada federal judge warned in an order denying the brand's motion for reconsideration.
The estate of a condominium owner, who drowned while apparently trying to save ducklings in the common area of her complex, can't maintain a premises liability lawsuit against the owners' association, a Michigan state appeals court ruled, saying the association didn't owe her the same duty of care it does to an invitee.
Johnson & Johnson must face a personal injury suit by a father who claimed their 14-year-old son died from leukemia after prolonged exposure to its benzene-tainted sunscreen products, a North Carolina federal judge ruled, finding the suit contains sufficiently detailed allegations to survive dismissal.
A Glendale shopping center can't be held liable for injuries a pedestrian suffered when a teenager who leaped from the mall's multistory parking garage landed on him, a California state appeals court has ruled, saying the trial judge was correct in calling the event unforeseeable due to the lack of recorded suicide attempts.