Regulatory & Legal

After a 10-year legal battle, a Texas doctor's win against warrantless searches sets a major precedent for patient privacy and government accountability.

The arrests of two men in Australia mark a major victory against the TeamPCP cybercrime group, showcasing a powerful new model of public-private collaboration.

Halcones Precious Metals pays for another delay at its Polaris project, battles for land access in a Chilean court, and abruptly replaces its CEO.

A landmark patent settlement in 3D fashion is more than a legal victory; it's a strategic warning that will redefine competition and the high cost of innovation.

CLO Virtual Fashion's patent win against Style3D is more than a legal victory; it's a landmark moment for IP rights in the digital age. What does this mean for innovation?

A NYT exposé, fueled by a year-long probe from Skydog Sanctuary, alleges the BLM is selling protected wild horses directly into a slaughter pipeline.

A new civil rights lawsuit alleges a catastrophic failure in policing after a teen with autism was left a quadriplegic. The case puts a spotlight on training.

A consulting firm's lawsuit over a decade-old handshake deal pulls back the curtain on the high-stakes world of tech financing for satellite innovator AST SpaceMobile.

A landmark SICC ruling freezing millions in Bitcoin exposes critical flaws in crypto platforms and signals a new era of legal accountability for digital assets.

Cyprus defies a multi-million euro international arbitration award, leaving a quadriplegic woman without critical funds and shaking the foundation of global law.

CIX's plan for 23-hour trading could modernize Canada's markets, but it also introduces new risks of volatility and challenges for the entire industry.

With promising data for its GX-03 cream in an underserved patient group, Turn Therapeutics expands its trial, hires an ex-FDA head, and eyes a new disease.

A new lawsuit between Emergency Safety Solutions and HAAS Alert over digital hazard warnings could redefine the connected vehicle landscape. Who will control the tech that saves lives?

Two Harbors fires back at a "baseless" lawsuit from UWM, exposing a financial firestorm centered on a massive derivatives loss and a failed merger.

Aardvark Therapeutics faces a pivotal moment as an FDA clinical hold halts its lead drug trial, leaving the Prader-Willi Syndrome community waiting.

A New York jury found a school district negligent for ignoring abuse reports four decades ago, a landmark case made possible by the state's Child Victims Act.

A jury found the City of Vallejo retaliated against a female fire captain who reported discrimination. The resulting $5M settlement is a stark warning.

Three school district employees won a restraining order against a powerful official. Now they allege the institution itself failed to protect them.

A family's lawsuit against Uber after a fatal hit-and-run by an Uber Eats driver questions corporate responsibility for its independent contractors.

NewcelX secured a small but vital $1.4M financing at a 20% premium. It's a bold vote of confidence, but is it enough to outrun a 'going concern' warning?