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  • September 29, 2026

    Insurers Must Cover $65M Crash Verdict, Towing Co. Says

    A towing company told a Colorado state court that a construction equipment company's insurers must cover a $65 million excess verdict entered against it in a wrongful death action over a crash in which an excavator it was towing struck a highway overpass and sent concrete through a woman's windshield.

  • September 29, 2026

    Feds Seek To Throw Out States' Challenge To DEI Contract EO

    The Trump administration told a Maryland federal court that it should toss a lawsuit from states challenging its implementation of an executive order targeting diversity, equity and inclusion practices in the government contracting space, arguing the order falls within well-settled law.

  • September 29, 2026

    Philly Plaintiffs' Firm Says Uber Can't Support RICO Claims

    Philadelphia personal injury firm Simon & Simon PC is again urging a Pennsylvania federal judge to throw out Uber Technologies Inc.'s racketeering claims alleging Simon & Simon masterminded a scheme to inflate settlements, saying none of the ride-sharing company's arguments or evidence show it was injured.

  • September 29, 2026

    Species 'Harm' Definition Rollback Brings Risk For Developers

    A rule recently adopted by federal agencies rescinds the definition of "harm" in Endangered Species Act regulations to exclude habitat destruction — but while the move is aimed at reducing regulatory burdens, it creates new uncertainty for developers, and may trigger increased environmental protections in California, say attorneys at Cox Castle.

  • September 29, 2026

    Qualcomm Presses High Court To Ignore FedEx RPI Dispute

    Qualcomm wants the U.S. Supreme Court to skip a bid from FedEx to examine the Federal Circuit's refusal to review whether the technology company complied with real-party-in-interest requirements in a patent challenge, arguing the same type of dispute won't likely come up again.

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