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• January 07, 2026

  Injunction Protecting TSA Labor Contract Is Moot, Feds Says

  The U.S. Department of Homeland Security should be allowed to proceed with plans to terminate a labor contract covering Transportation Security Administration workers, the Trump administration told a Seattle federal judge, claiming that a preliminary injunction issued by the court in June no longer applies.

• January 07, 2026

  VW Joins The Fed. Circ. Fray Over Patent Review Discretion

  Volkswagen is the latest company to contest policy changes at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office that make it harder to pursue patent challenges, telling the Federal Circuit that the agency's "unfettered discretion" to deny such challenges violates the U.S. Constitution.

• January 07, 2026

  Tricolor Ex-CEO Must Take Questions At Creditor Meeting

  A Texas bankruptcy judge on Wednesday said the former chief executive of bankrupt subprime car loan lender Tricolor Holdings will have to appear at a creditor meeting despite his argument that he won't be able to answer questions without incriminating himself in his fraud trial.

• January 07, 2026

  Feds Cut $160M From Calif. Over Truck Driver Licenses

  The U.S. Department of Transportation said Wednesday that California will lose out on nearly $160 million in federal highway funds for failing to revoke thousands of commercial driver's licenses that were issued to ineligible foreign drivers, as the Trump administration cracks down on immigrant truck drivers.

• January 07, 2026

  First Brands' Ex-Execs Can Tap Only Some D&O Coverage

  A Texas bankruptcy judge Wednesday allowed former First Brands executives to access about half of the company's directors and officers insurance to help pay for their legal fees as they face misconduct claims, ruling that the remainder of the proceeds are property of the car parts maker's bankruptcy estate.

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