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February 18, 2026
Government Drops Case Over Referrals-For-Kickback Scheme
A Texas federal judge tossed an indictment accusing about a dozen physicians and pharmacists of running a sprawling patient referral scheme, ending allegations that the pharmacists gave the doctors kickbacks in exchange for expensive prescriptions fillable at specific pharmacies.
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February 18, 2026
Chiefs Player's Ex Alleges He Repeatedly Assaulted Her
The former girlfriend of Kansas City Chiefs player Rashee Rice has accused the wide receiver of repeatedly physically assaulting her over the course of many months while they lived together, with some of the alleged attacks occurring while she was pregnant.
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February 18, 2026
Judge Won't Let MediaTek Out Of Bogus Litigation Case
A California federal judge won't grant Taiwanese semiconductor maker MediaTek Inc. a win in a lawsuit from Taiwanese competitor Realtek accusing the former of colluding with other companies to harass Realtek with bogus patent cases, saying a Texas federal judge's ruling that denied Realtek sanctions in a case there didn't mean the baselessness of the case couldn't be relitigated.
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February 18, 2026
Colo. County's Housing Impact Fee Unlawful, Panel Told
A Texas residential property developer asked a Colorado Court of Appeals panel to find that a Colorado county's employee housing impact fee methodology for new residential construction projects violates state law, arguing Wednesday that the methodology aims to cure existing deficiencies.
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February 18, 2026
BMW Rips Onesta's Claim That Qualcomm Deal Ends Patent Row
Onesta IP has told the Federal Circuit that it reached a deal with Qualcomm that resolves its controversial patent suits against BMW in Germany over U.S. patents, but BMW fired back that Onesta doesn't have "any shred of evidence to back its grandiose assertions."
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