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Jay-Z, Bacardi End Multibillion-Dollar Fight Over Cognac Venture
Music mogul Jay-Z and a Bacardi Ltd. affiliate have resolved their dispute over their multibillion-dollar cognac joint venture, D’Usse, after months of contentious arbitration and litigation in multiple courts.
Trump 2020 Campaign Suit Against Washington Post Dismissed
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MetaBirkin NFT Judge Releases Reason for Denying Pretrial Wins
US District Judge Jed S. Rakoff, who is overseeing a novel trademark dispute between Hermès International SA and a conceptual artist who sold digital “MetaBirkin” NFTs, released an opinion on the fourth day of trial describing his reasons for sending the dispute before a jury.
Doctor’s ‘Pill Mill’ Convictions Vacated Under Supreme Court Law
A doctor convicted of unlawfully dispensing opioids had his convictions vacated and his case remanded for a new trial in light of new US Supreme Court guidance requiring increased proof of mental state when prosecuting “pill mill” operations.
3M Unit’s Bankruptcy Should Be Dismissed, Combat Vets Say
Plaintiffs suing 3M Co. over allegedly faulty earplugs urged a judge to throw out its subsidiary’s bankruptcy case, citing a recent ruling in another case involving Johnson & Johnson that said Chapter 11 was being abused to avoid mass tort litigation.
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