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Apple has urged a federal court to dismiss the Department of Justice’s iPhone-related antitrust lawsuit, assailing as unreasonable the government’s claim that the tech giant violated U.S. law by not giving third parties access to the company’s platform. “This lawsuit is based on the false premise that iPhone’s success has…
Who Got The Work Google and YouTube have retained attorneys Asim Bhansali, Kate Lazarus and Lizzie Dinh of Kwun Bhansali Lazarus to fight a pending patent infringement lawsuit. The suit, which asserts a single patent related to streaming video to mobile devices, was filed May 28 in California Northern District…
Sidley, in looking for its next chief marketing officer, took a path few top law firms have implemented but may consider in the near future for this position: two officers for the job. In splitting the CMO role between Erin Baxendale and Kerri Vermeylen, the leadership of the Am Law 10 law…
The Justice Department has sued TikTok for violating children’s privacy and breaching an agreement it made with the Federal Trade Commission years ago to stop collecting the data of kids under 13 without their parents’ knowledge or permission. “This action is necessary to prevent the defendants, who are repeat offenders…
In Texas Appellate Court, Physicians’ Loss on Out-of-Network Rates Erases $5.5M Attorney Fees
A Texas appellate court ruling left open the question of what constitutes “usual and customary rates” for non-network doctors and reversed $4.7 million judgment and a $5.5 million attorney fees award. Molina Healthcare of Texas Inc., a health maintenance organization, appealed a final judgment from Harris County’s 113th District Court…
A federal judge in Pennsylvania affirmed a $625,000 jury award to a former car salesman who accused a Philadelphia dealership of creating a hostile work environment based on age, and further awarded plaintiff’s counsel more than $327,000 in fees and costs. In an opinion filed Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Mark A.…
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