C.R. Bard Inc. and Davol Inc. violated evidentiary orders in the first federal test trial over hernia mesh products, prejudicing the jury and denying plaintiff Steven Johns a fair trial, he said in a filing asking an Ohio federal court for a do-over.

Spirit AeroSystems Inc. must pay former chief executive officer Larry Lawson about $45 million after a Kansas federal judge determined that Lawson’s involvement in an attempted takeover of an aerospace industry part maker didn’t violate his noncompete agreement.

Several records related to U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s decision to pump Twitter for details about a user critical of the agency’s policies must be released to a national media group, a federal court said.

Generic antacid makers that were dismissed from federal multidistrict litigation alleging the drugs caused cancer and now plan to ask that costs be imposed on the plaintiffs, may file certain supporting materials under seal, the MDL court said.

Former president Donald Trump sued to block the release of documents to the U.S. House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, arguing that lawmakers have made an over-broad request for presidential records.

An Illinois widower’s suit against health-care providers over his wife’s death can proceed because dismissal was too harsh a sanction for his failure to meet a judge’s deadline for identifying expert witnesses, a state appeals court said.

Local activists in Northern California are accusing Marin County’s sheriff of illegally sharing driver’s license plates and location data with government agencies, including those that oversee immigration.

A doctor’s suit against a hospital that allegedly caused him to lose a fellowship will go to trial because the hospital’s federal immunity law defense comes down to a question of credibility, a federal court said.