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• December 01, 2025

  Teams Have Had To Fold Under NASCAR Monopoly, Jury Hears

  NASCAR teams are so unprofitable under the current contract system that most have shuttered in the decade since its inception, driver and team owner Denny Hamlin told a North Carolina federal jury Monday on the first day of a highly anticipated antitrust trial against the private stock car racing organization.

• December 01, 2025

  Apple IPhone Buyers Push To Appeal Class Decertification

  Consumers told the Ninth Circuit they need to appeal a district court ruling that decertified a class of iPhone buyers expected to reach 200 million members in an antitrust case over Apple's App Store policies because the ruling was a "death knell" for the case.

• December 01, 2025

  AT&T Seeks To Block T-Mobile Price Tool From Data Scraping

  AT&T Services Inc. urged a Texas federal judge Sunday to issue a temporary restraining order blocking T-Mobile US Inc. from using its "Switch Made Easy" price-comparison tool to access AT&T's password-protected software without permission, while T-Mobile countered that the emergency injunction bid is unnecessary and fundamentally mischaracterizes its technology.

• December 01, 2025

  Crocs' 3D Marks Not Famous, Rival Tells Colorado Court

  A footwear company has told a Colorado federal court that Crocs' shoe designs lack the necessary widespread recognition to be registered for a trademark, asking for the court to grant it a win on its arguments that Crocs' "3D" marks are invalid.

• December 01, 2025

  Shipbuilders Can't Escape Revived No-Poach Claims

  A Virginia federal court has refused to toss a proposed class action accusing some of the country's biggest warship makers and naval engineering consultants of participating in an illegal conspiracy to suppress wages after the Fourth Circuit revived the case earlier this year.

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