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• April 16, 2026

  Colo. Fire District Hits Manufacturers With Price-Fixing Suit

  The nation's largest fire truck manufacturers and an industry trade group conspired to restrict supply and inflate prices, forcing municipalities to pay millions more for emergency equipment, a Colorado fire protection district alleged in a proposed class action filed in federal court.

• April 15, 2026

  Food Apps' NYC Data Win Seems 'Weird' To 2nd Circ. Judges

  Does the First Amendment allow Uber Eats to keep your Chick-fil-A order a secret? At the Second Circuit on Wednesday, the fate of a New York City law aimed at reducing restaurant reliance on food delivery apps appeared to hinge heavily on that curious question.

• April 15, 2026

  'A Bunch Of Games': MDL Judge Irked By Meta, AGs Sparring

  A California federal judge appeared skeptical Wednesday of Meta Platforms Inc.'s request for a summary judgment win over claims by state attorneys general in multidistrict social media addiction litigation, saying repeatedly that many disputes should be resolved at trial and panning some arguments by both sides as "a bunch of games."

• April 15, 2026

  Roblox To Pay $12.5M, Boost Child Safety In Deal With Nev.

  Roblox has agreed to implement enhanced safeguards for children who use the popular interactive gaming platform and pay $12.5 million to fund an online safety awareness campaign and other initiatives as part of what Nevada's attorney general on Wednesday called a first-of-its-kind agreement to resolve claims that the company failed to adequately protect its youngest users. 

• April 15, 2026

  Arbitration Assoc. Says Monopoly Suit Poses 'Massive Risks'

  The American Arbitration Association has urged an Arizona federal court to reconsider a ruling that allowed a monopoly suit against the association to proceed, saying that sustaining antitrust claims against the arbitration provider based on template arbitration clauses on its website poses "massive risks" for millions of customer arbitration contracts.

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