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• April 02, 2026

  Walgreens Vendor Sanctioned Over Scripted Testimony

  An Illinois federal judge has sanctioned Zeikos in its contract action against Walgreens, after the electronics maker's corporate representative testified from a prepared statement and made substantive changes via errata.

• April 02, 2026

  NY Appeals Court Tosses Brooklyn Gun Conviction

  A Brooklyn man convicted of illegally possessing a gun must have his judgment reversed, a New York state appeals court ruled, finding that the officers chasing and searching him had no valid reason to do so and never announced they were police.

• April 02, 2026

  Why Indicia Of Fraud Matter In Forensic Accountant Testimony

  Amid federal probes into Minnesota social welfare programs and an elevated focus on detecting and prosecuting fraud, counsel must understand the professional and procedural lines that forensic accounting experts should not cross when analyzing evidence for indicia of fraud, say Kelly Bossard and George Saitta at FTI Consulting.

• April 02, 2026

  Apple Verdict May Inform Jury Instruction In Patent Suits

  A Texas federal jury's recent verdict in Optis v. Apple provides an important example of how juries must be instructed when Step 2 of the Alice framework is submitted to them, with important implications for both litigators and courts in patent cases, says Joshua Reisberg at Blank Rome.

• April 02, 2026

  Justices' Ruling Stresses Quick Action Against Absconders

  Following the U.S. Supreme Court's recent holding in Rico v. U.S. that a supervised release term is not automatically extended when a defendant absconds, probation officers and prosecutors risk being unable to address later violations if they don't act promptly to secure warrants, say attorneys at Winston & Strawn.

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