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FirstEnergy Corp. investors may proceed on behalf of a class on allegations that the company misled them about its role in a state legislative bribery scandal, a federal court ruled Thursday.

A Florida man’s constitutional challenges to his law school’s mask mandate have seen their last day in court.

A former Maximus employee may sue the company for discrimination despite filing after the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s 90-day window closed, the Fifth Circuit ruled Thursday.

After serving more than 20 years of a life sentence, Octavio Frias’s third attempt at securing a compassionate release has been denied by Judge Denise Cote in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York. Frias was sentenced to life imprisonment in 2004 on charges relating to premeditated murder and drug trafficking.

A Slack Technologies LLC investor who bought unregistered shares in a direct listing can’t sue the company over an allegedly misleading registration statement, the Salesforce Inc. unit said in a brief to the US Supreme Court.

British American Tobacco Plc’s R.J. Reynolds Vapor Co. must pay an ongoing royalty on US sales of two e-vapor products that a Virginia jury in June found infringe one of two patents held by a Philip Morris International Inc. subsidiary.

Affiliates of Bank of America Corp., Citigroup Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co., and four other global financial giants defeated federal antitrust litigation Thursday over an alleged plot to manipulate foreign exchange rates.