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• July 04, 2025

  Apple, Sony Lose Appeal Over Litigation-Funding Deals

  The Court of Appeal unanimously rejected arguments by Apple, Visa, Mastercard and Sony on Friday that widely-used funding agreements which calculate a funder's fee by a multiple are unenforceable in U.K. class action claims.

• July 04, 2025

  BT Denies Withholding Data Cost Eircom £400M Contract

  British Telecommunications PLC said that withholding information from Eircom did not cause its Irish counterpart to lose a bid for a public sector contract, as it defended itself Friday at a £67 million ($92 million) damages trial.

• July 03, 2025

  Tyson Settles Fight With Chicken Farmers Over Mo. Plant Sale

  Tyson Foods has settled its declaratory action against Skaggs Bros & Sons Farms LLC that sought an order finding its sale of a shuttered broiler chicken processing plant to Cal-Maine Foods Inc. last year didn't violate antitrust laws, according to a notice filed in Missouri federal court.

• July 03, 2025

  7th Circ. Cuts Chicken Price-Fixing Atty Fees Again

  A Seventh Circuit panel reduced a $51.6 million fee award for class counsel who took on alleged price-fixing among the country's biggest producers of broiler chickens to about $47 million Wednesday, saying the district court made one easily-correctable error.

• July 03, 2025

  Fortnite Creator Accused Of IP Violations For In-Game Comms

  The creator of the popular video game Fortnite has been sued by a California company claiming the game's player-to-player messaging options infringe patents it holds related to communications via internet protocols.

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