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• January 08, 2026

  Ardent Health Investors Sue Over Revenue Accounting Issues

  Tennessee-based healthcare provider Ardent Health Inc. was hit with a proposed shareholder class action accusing it of misleading investors about the collectability of accounts receivable and the sufficiency of the company's malpractice liability insurance, saying shares fell over 30% several weeks ago after the company reported disappointing earnings due to those issues.

• January 08, 2026

  Apparel Co. Seeks $730K From Gov't Over Beret Contract

  An apparel company sued the federal government, hoping to recoup more than $730,000 in costs incurred fulfilling a Defense Logistics Agency contract for military berets after the government approved a change to way the caps were stitched but then rejected them.

• January 08, 2026

  Colo. City's Urban Renewal Suit Dismissal Upheld

  A Colorado Court of Appeals panel found Thursday that a lower court was correct to dismiss a complaint as moot against the city of Loveland from a group of citizens and former council members alleging the City Council at the time voted on an urban renewal plan without approval from voters.

• January 08, 2026

  Virginia Justices Order New Trial In $2B Trade Secrets Case

  The Virginia Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a state appellate court decision that vacated Appian Corp.'s $2 billion trade secrets award against software competitor Pegasystems Inc., saying the decision correctly ordered a new trial because errors from the trial judge led to the biggest jury award in Virginia history.

• January 08, 2026

  GOP Lawmakers Back Trump's Planned $1.5T Defense Budget

  Republican lawmakers at the helm of the Senate and House Armed Services Committees issued a statement Thursday in support of President Donald Trump's announcement that he wants to boost the United States' defense budget to $1.5 trillion next year.

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