The Monday ruling from a three-judge panel undoes a September 2023 order from U.S. District Judge Barbara M.G. Lynn dismissing the complaint and effectively kicking the case to arbitration. Judge Lynn had concluded that the union failed to show there was “anti-union animus” that would have created an exception and allowed the case to proceed in district court.
Nokia Routers at Issue in Patent Infringement Trial Set to Start in Marshall
Dallas-area company Correct Transmission will try to persuade a federal East Texas jury that Finland-based tech giant Nokia infringed on five of its patents during a trial set to begin Wednesday in Marshall. Correct Transmission has sued other companies over the patents it inherited from a bankrupt Israel-based company.
Litigation Roundup: Rehearing at Fifth Circuit Goes Tesla’s Way in NLRB Dispute
In this edition of Litigation Roundup, we detail a 9-8 ruling from the Fifth Circuit that wiped out a National Labor Relations Board ruling against Tesla, offer new details on who is defending SpaceX in a fight with a neighboring South Texas landowner, and highlight a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that hits pause on a Fifth Circuit ruling in a case centered on the regulation of horseracing.
Gibson Dunn Leads Industry Challenge to FTC ‘Click to Cancel’ Rule
The Fifth Circuit has shown a willingness to invalidate agency actions like the FTC rule being challenged here. In recent years, the court has struck down a variety of rules after finding their implementation ran afoul of either the enacting agency’s authority or the federal Administrative Procedure Act.
Litigation Roundup: Phillips 66 Faces Potential $1.8B in Damages for ‘Willful’ Misappropriation
In this edition of Litigation Roundup, the Fifth Circuit wades into a discovery dispute between X. Corp. and Media Matters, Beck Redden secures a complete defense win for HP in New York, and a jury in California wallops Phillips 66 in a trade secret misappropriation trial.
Rapper Travis Scott, Live Nation Settle Scores of Personal Injury Suits with Astroworld Plaintiffs
Three bellwether plaintiffs were set to have their day in court Tuesday. But late last week, two bellwether plaintiffs were among nearly 100 parties who settled their claims with the performer and venue operator. The trial for a third bellwether plaintiff will be rescheduled.
‘Full Speed Ahead’: Business Courts, Fifteenth Court of Appeals Hold First Hearing, Oral Arguments
Texas’ new Fifteenth Court of Appeals is set to hear its first oral arguments at the end of the month, but it will borrow space from the Court of Criminal Appeals to do so. Earlier this month, the first-ever business court hearing took place — a video conference in the Houston-based Eleventh Division.
Fort Worth Jury Awards American Airlines $9.4M in Suit Against Bargain-Fare Site Skiplagged
After deliberating for parts of two days, jurors in the court of U.S. District Judge Mark T. Pittman ordered Skiplagged Inc. to pay American Airlines $4.7 million in damages for copyright infringement, and another $4.7 million in disgorged profits.
Litigation Roundup: A $2.2B Zantac Settlement and More
In this edition of Litigation Roundup, Big Oil is denied its request to bring an early end to a climate suit in California, Marriott reaches a data breach settlement with all 50 states, and we bring you details of the $2.2 billion settlement GlaxoSmithKline reached to bring an end to thousands of Zantac lawsuits.
Jury Deliberating in AA’s Trademark Suit Against Skiplagged
The airline is seeking at least $19.9 million in actual damages from the online company that promotes bargain-priced ‘hidden city’ ticketing. Skiplagged Inc. argues that American failed to prove there was infringement of its trademarks and deserves nothing.
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