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November 06, 2026
A Washington federal judge temporarily blocked the Trump administration from demanding that state election officials set aside ballots from hundreds of suspected noncitizens, concluding that federal prosecutors likely overstepped their authority by threatening officials with criminal charges if they refused.
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November 05, 2026
Live Nation has told a New York federal judge that the Second Circuit's recent EssilorLuxottica ruling "bears on the market-definition issues" raised in Live Nation's post-trial motions challenging its antitrust trial loss, while enforcing states argued that the Ninth Circuit's recent NFL Sunday Ticket ruling reversal backs their trial win.
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November 05, 2026
Garmin is seeking to exit a lawsuit blaming faulty aircraft systems for a deadly 2022 Cessna test flight, telling a Washington state judge Wednesday that the victims' families have not shown the court has jurisdiction over their claims against the Kansas-based GPS giant.
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November 05, 2026
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has urged a Washington federal court to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the church of enabling sexual abuse by a man who previously pled guilty to raping his daughter, arguing that David Herget's crimes against the plaintiffs were unforeseeable and that the church had no duty to protect them.
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November 05, 2026
The Ninth Circuit ruled that online consumer lending platform LendingTree and an insurance comparison subsidiary cannot compel arbitration of a cybersecurity suit within multidistrict litigation over a breach of data held by cloud storage company Snowflake since the websites' design elements prevented "mutual assent" to their terms.
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