Elon Musk proved once again that he’s difficult to beat in court. On Friday, a federal jury in San Francisco took just two hours to clear the Tesla Inc. chief executive officer of claims by investors that he defrauded them when he tweeted 4 1/2 years ago that he was considering taking the company private and had “funding secured” to make the deal happen.

A lawyer who refused to produce documents as ordered by Delaware’s federal chief judge in a heated litigation-finance probe wants to take the IP Edge-linked entity’s fight to the US Supreme Court.

Georgetown University is fighting a bid for confidential documents related to the “Operation Varsity Blues” bribery scandal from a group of former students leading antitrust litigation over admissions practices at top colleges.

The jury in Elon Musk’s trial over his tweets 4 1/2 years ago about taking Tesla Inc. private began its deliberations after a lawyer for the chief executive officer argued he’s not a “fire-breathing tweeting monster.”

A 243,000-person class-action lawsuit to recoup investor losses in Bitcoin Satoshi Vision pits an august group of UK lawmakers, financed by an Antigua-based company, against some of crypto’s most powerful players. The alliance of establishment figures with colorful crypto entrepreneurs shows how just as the boom days of digital currency brought together unlikely casts of characters looking to get rich quick, class-action lawsuits could now serve the same purpose for investors seeking to head off large losses.