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Latest News in California
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January 21, 2026
Apple Shakes Mobile Users' Suit Over App Data Collection
A California federal judge released Apple from a putative class action accusing it of improperly collecting mobile device users' data when they interacted with Apple's App Store, Music and other proprietary apps, finding "perplexing" contradictory allegations and other deficiencies doomed plaintiffs' claims, including those under California and Pennsylvania's wiretap laws.
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January 21, 2026
Health Tech SPAC Execs Ink $10M Investor Settlement
Former executives of a health technology company that went public via merger with a blank check company have reached a $10 million deal to settle claims they wiped out investors with a bankruptcy filing after the company's product development projections derailed.
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January 21, 2026
'Out Of Control': Coach Says He Placed Bets For Ex-MLB Star
A baseball coach who placed illegal sports wagers for former MLB star Yasiel Puig took the stand Wednesday in the player's obstruction of justice trial, telling a California federal jury that Puig's gambling got "out of control" and that the coach feared repercussions from bookies after Puig didn't pay his debts.
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January 21, 2026
Medtronic 'Blocked' Surgical Device Competition, Jury Told
An executive at Applied Medical Resources Corp. on Tuesday told a California federal jury considering antitrust claims against Medtronic Inc. that a surgical device his company introduced a decade ago had great success in Europe but was "blocked" in the U.S. by Medtronic's practice of "bundling" products.
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January 21, 2026
Jump Trading Beats Crypto Class Action Over Terra Collapse
Brokerage firm Jump Trading and its crypto arm beat back claims that they failed to honor their market-making duties when certain holders of TerraUSD sought to sell their tokens during the algorithmic stablecoin's collapse, as a California magistrate judge found the holders have not tied the market maker to the state.
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