Immunomedics Inc. was sued in Delaware by its founder, who claims it’s in contempt of court for breaching multiple provisions of a settlement resolving an earlier lawsuit over his ouster following its hostile takeover by a hedge fund.

A seventh former eBay Inc. employee was charged with taking part in a bizarre cyberstalking campaign against a suburban Boston couple who published an online e-commerce newsletter critical of the company.

A Tennessee urgent care chain has dropped its Delaware lawsuit seeking to stop a former employee—who was allegedly bound by a noncompete agreement—from operating a nearby clinic across the Alabama state line.

Netflix Inc. and its board can put a shareholder derivative suit over executive bonuses to rest after a California federal district judge gave their settlement final approval.

Former Nissan Motor Co. chief Carlos Ghosn transferred more than $860,000 in October to a company managed by one of the men accused of helping him escape criminal charges in Japan two months later, U.S. prosecutors said.

U.S. companies may need to brace for tougher restrictions on importing data from the European Union after the bloc’s top court rules next week on two legal mechanisms most use to ship the information.

The founders of three CarePoint hospitals in northern New Jersey can move forward with their claim that the facilities’ co-owner violated their first refusal rights by trying to sell one of the hospitals, and the land two of them sit on, to nursing home chain Alaris Health LLC, a Delaware judge ruled.