DoorDash Inc. has largely lost a bid to examine the City of Chicago’s relationship with an outside law firm it hired to sue the food delivery service for misleading customers about the cost of their orders.

A former Illinois judge who was disbarred after being found guilty of mortgage fraud must turn over her pension contributions to satisfy what’s left of a $660,200 restitution obligation.

Neil Gorsuch and Ketanji Brown Jackson are justices on opposite sides of the Supreme Court’s ideological line who have teamed up in four opinions so far this term.

An administrative tribunal at the US Patent and Trademark Office canceled five patents as a punishment after their owner, Longhorn Vaccines & Dignostics LLC, failed to disclose testing information to a company challenging the patents’ validity.

Alex Murdaugh, the disgraced Hampton, S.C., lawyer convicted in March of murdering his wife and son, is now facing criminal charges for wire fraud, bank fraud, and money laundering.

A Nevada teenager convicted of second-degree murder after getting into a fight at a party is entitled to federal relief from his sentence, the Ninth Circuit said.