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• March 04, 2026

  Philly To Pay $750K, Revamp 'Courtesy Towing' Policies

  The city of Philadelphia has agreed to pay $750,000 to resolve class claims over its "courtesy towing" program, which involves moving legally parked vehicles to other spots where they could be lost or subject to fines, according to settlement agreement.

• March 04, 2026

  Workers Challenging Trump DEI Firings Seek Class Status

  Former federal workers who claimed they were illegally fired after President Donald Trump ordered the elimination of diversity, equity and inclusion positions in the government urged a D.C. federal judge to award them class certification, arguing the firings impacted thousands of employees.

• March 03, 2026

  Breyer Rips Musk Atty For 'False Impression' To Twitter Jury

  U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer blasted Elon Musk's counsel Tuesday in a trial over Twitter investors' allegations that Musk intentionally tanked its stock, telling the lawyer she'd created a "false impression" with the jury by questioning an ex-Twitter attorney about her right to speak with plaintiffs' counsel while under oath.

• March 03, 2026

  6th Circ. Weighs If Special Ed Suit Must Exhaust IDEA

  The Sixth Circuit wrestled Tuesday with whether a proposed class action accusing a Michigan school district and state education officials of widespread special education failures can move forward in federal court or must go through the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act's administrative process.

• March 03, 2026

  Goldman, Former Execs Seek Early Win In 1MDB Bribery Suit

  Goldman Sachs and two of its former executives have asked a New York federal judge to grant them an early win in an investor suit claiming losses from the 1MDB bond bribery scandal, saying that what remains in the suit is an "incoherent, reverse-engineered theory of securities fraud that the factual record does not sustain."

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