Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Business

Antitrust, SEC, bankruptcy, mergers

Seventh Circuit revives Teva's contract claims against Lilly

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court's dismissal of Teva's breach of contract claims against Eli Lilly regarding a drug settlement.

Ohio Court rules on breach-of-contract case involving hotel

The Ohio Court of Appeals ruled on a breach-of-contract dispute between Vandercar, LLC and the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority.

Florida court rules in favor of mortgage company in dispute

The Florida District Court of Appeal upheld a lower court ruling favoring Nationstar Mortgage in a case involving Daryl A. Harrell and others.

Alaska Supreme Court rules on tax exemption for sleep clinic

The Alaska Supreme Court upheld a tax exemption denial for Alyeska International Inc., affecting small businesses in the health field.

Nebraska Supreme Court Rules on Airport User Fee Dispute

The Nebraska Supreme Court reversed a lower court's ruling on a user fee imposed by the Airport Authority on Park 'N Go, declaring it a permissible charge.

Maryland Court Rules on Tax Exemption for Utility Equipment

The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled on tax exemptions for Potomac Edison, impacting utility companies and tax refund claims.

Alaska Supreme Court rules against tax exemption for sleep clinic

The Alaska Supreme Court upheld the denial of a tax exemption for Alyeska International Inc., impacting small businesses in the health sector.

Court affirms arbitration award against Elmar Hotel Group

The Seventh Circuit upheld an arbitration award against Elmar Hotel Management for violating a union agreement by not using union workers.

Delaware Court Rules on Merger Dispute Over Stock Claims

A Delaware court ruled on a merger dispute involving Caldwell D. Lowrance, Jr. and KCL-JLC, L.P. against FBSciences and others regarding stock claims.

Delaware Court Rules on Namdar's Counter-Counterclaim Case

David Namdar's counter-counterclaim against Immutable Holdings Inc. survives a dismissal motion, allowing him to pursue his claims.

Delaware Court Rules Against Bajaj in Tax Distribution Case

A Delaware court ruled against Jay Sunny Bajaj, affirming OSP Razor Holdings LLC's decision not to make tax distributions to its members.

Texas Court denies Taqueria's petition for writ of mandamus

The Texas Court of Appeals denied a petition for writ of mandamus from Taqueria La Siberia, affecting ongoing legal disputes.

Florida Court Affirms Decision in Licensing Dispute Case

The Florida District Court of Appeal upheld a ruling involving Mark Stargardt and the Construction Industry Licensing Board, impacting licensing regulations.

Alaska Supreme Court Rules on Tax Exemption for Sleep Clinic

The Alaska Supreme Court upheld a decision denying a tax exemption to Alyeska International Inc., d/b/a Alaska Sleep Clinic, affecting its financial status.

Court affirms Daimler's right to appoint new dealers

The First Circuit Court upheld Daimler Trucks' right to appoint new dealers in Rhode Island Truck Center's territory, impacting dealership agreements.

Court dismisses Vanda Pharmaceuticals' FDA challenge

A federal court dismissed Vanda Pharmaceuticals' challenge against the FDA regarding the approval of its drug, tradipitant, impacting future drug applications.

Court rules against Rent-A-Center in landlord dispute case

The New York Appellate Division upheld a ruling favoring a landlord in a case involving Rent-A-Center's claims of negligence and breach of contract.

Court rules against contractor in fee dispute with developer

The New York appellate court upheld a ruling dismissing John Benowski's claims against Track Drive, LLC, regarding a construction project payment dispute.

Court Denies Wild Hare Haulers' Appeal in Contract Dispute

The Armed Services Board denied Wild Hare Haulers' appeal regarding a government contract termination while awarding partial compensation.

Court upholds dismissal of bondholders' claims against Switzerland

The Second Circuit Court affirms dismissal of bondholders' claims against Switzerland over Credit Suisse's merger with UBS, citing sovereign immunity.

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