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November 06, 2026
Toshiba America Energy Systems Corp. must post a $549.5 million bond to prevent two Michigan utilities from collecting on a nearly $394.4 million judgment while it appeals, a Michigan federal judge ruled Friday, rejecting the company's argument that a state law capping appeal bonds should limit its financial obligation to about $37 million.
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November 06, 2026
A former University of Michigan employee who alleges she was fired for participating in a pro-Palestine protest has asked to be temporarily dropped from her employment retaliation lawsuit against the university, arguing that continuing with the case may jeopardize her defense in a parallel federal criminal case.
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November 06, 2026
The attorneys general of Connecticut, Michigan and New Jersey on Friday announced a settlement of up to $10 million with companies that they say failed to protect medical data ahead of a March 2023 data breach that affected 13.3 million people.
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November 06, 2026
Michigan utility companies Consumers, DTE and CMS have filed a federal lawsuit seeking to block a new campaign finance law restricting political contributions from utilities and their affiliates that was approved by over 80% of voters, alleging the new law violates their free speech rights.
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November 06, 2026
A Connecticut federal judge has granted final approval to a $29.6 million settlement between dozens of states and Glenmark Pharmaceuticals that resolves claims accusing the company of conspiring with competitors to drive up drug prices.
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