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October 09, 2026
A plaintiff in a Roundup trial in Missouri state court testified Friday that she had the Monsanto Co. herbicide splash and spray on her during hourslong gardening sessions around her Florida home, where she said she is "not a shoe person."
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October 09, 2026
Samsung and Irish patent licensing company Pictiva Displays have resolved two cases accusing Samsung of infringing patents covering light-emitting diodes after the patent board knocked out one of Pictiva's patents tied to a $191.4 million verdict.
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October 09, 2026
A Washington federal judge refused Friday to delay the Federal Trade Commission antitrust trial accusing Amazon.com Inc. of creating an artificial pricing floor in online retail, forcing the company to try to navigate a potential timing overlap in parallel state court litigation from the California attorney general.
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October 09, 2026
New York prosecutors on Friday panned Luigi Mangione's bid to dismiss his state murder case, arguing that his guilty plea to federal stalking charges does not subject him to unlawful double jeopardy, as the second-degree murder charge is meant to prevent a different kind of "harm or evil."
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October 09, 2026
The Tenth and Seventh circuits issued published opinions in two union retirement disputes, while the Sixth Circuit found that the Commonwealth of Kentucky's lawsuit against pharmacy benefit managers does not belong in state court, citing colorable federal preemption arguments. Here's more on those decisions and three other notable rulings involving the Employee Retirement Income Security Act that came down in September.
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