Los Angeles’ e-scooter permitting program, which requires e-scooter companies to disclose real-time location data for every device, survived a rider’s constitutional challenge on Monday when the Ninth Circuit found no reasonable expectation of privacy in the location information.

Miami is Big Law’s latest go-to destination as the city looks to reshape itself and firms follow clients making their way south.

Databricks Inc., an enterprise software company preparing for a potential initial public offering, has hired Trâm Phi as general counsel from DocuSign Inc..

A Texas law firm will avoid paying $90,000 in attorneys’ fees over a breach of contract dispute it lost, after a Texas appeals court said Thursday that the the fees weren’t recoverable under a state declaratory judgments law.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is adding Google’s private browsing feature “Incognito mode” to a list of “deceptive practices” in a lawsuit accusing the company of misleading consumers.

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute persuaded a federal judge in New York to force Amazon.com Inc. to provide certain discovery, including through deposition, related to a wide range of Alexa-enabled devices it alleges infringe a patent related to smart-speaker technology.

A discovery suit against Apple Inc. by a foreign company seeking documents to use in a German case involving biometric security patents was revived by the Ninth Circuit.

An Oregon public health-care system won a defamation suit based on doctors’ medical record notes questioning a patient’s request for methadone because the remarks were privileged, a state appeals court said.