Rupert Murdoch will be deposed next week as part of Dominion Voting Systems Inc.’s $1.6 billion defamation suit against Fox News over the media company’s reports on a conspiracy theory about the 2020 presidential election.

A drug defendant’s lawyer didn’t provide ineffective assistance by not filing a motion to suppress the evidence against her because the warrant was allegedly obtained in violation of her Fourth Amendment rights, the Fourth Circuit said Monday.

A divided California Supreme Court upheld a burglary suspect’s conviction despite an overdose-prompted absence during his trial, ruling that a drug overdose is one factor judges can consider in deciding whether a defendant waived his right to appear.

Harvard University’s former fencing coach and a telecom CEO are facing a jury over charges that they corrupted the admissions process in a case with echoes of the “Varsity Blues” bribery scandal.

The Ghermezian family is best known for owning some of the world’s biggest shopping complexes, including New Jersey’s American Dream and a stake in Minnesota’s Mall of America. But some family members are involved in a legal dispute over a far less glitzy business: hand sanitizer.

Insolvency professionals overseeing the cleanup of defunct crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital said they have taken control of more than $35 million of hard currencies, seized more than 60 types of digital tokens and even sought $30 million from the sale of a superyacht named “Much Wow” as part of their recovery efforts.

Donald Trump “explicitly sanctioned tax fraud” by executives at two of the Trump Organization’s business units, a New York prosecutor told the jury in the companies’ criminal tax fraud trial.

A defendant’s claim that drugs and ammunition found in a car he borrowed from a confidential informant couldn’t be used against him because the police didn’t get a warrant before tracking the car was rejected by the Eighth Circuit Friday.