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The Texas Supreme Court granted part of the state’s request to vacate a temporary restraining order that preventsthe criminal prosecution of abortion providers in the weeks before the procedure is fully banned.

Rural telecommunications service providers in Texas won a ruling from a state appeals court that the Public Utility Commission acted beyond its power when it passed a contract amendment that changed payment rollouts in a phone service subsidy program.

The Onion Inc.'s former chief resource officer lacks proof that her role was diminished and she received a lower severance offer than a male officer she said was similarly situated after the satirical digital media company was acquired in 2019 by private equity group Great Hill Partners LP, a Manhattan federal judge ruled.

Danaher Corp.’s Cytiva Sweden AB and Bio-Rad Laboratories Inc. settled a patent-infringement lawsuit over a protein purification system used in biopharmaceutical research, according to a filing in Delaware federal court.

A pension fund filed suit in Delaware against Trade Desk Inc.'s board and billionaire CEO, Jeff Green, challenging an “unprecedented” options “mega grant” to Green that’s allegedly worth at least $819 million and potentially more than $5 billion.

Vacaville, Calif., can’t be held liable for transporting hazardous waste because it lacked the required connection to the waste disposal process, the Ninth Circuit ruled Friday in a reversal of its previous decision.

A former smoker from Florida who obtained a judgment of more than $17.2 million against Philip Morris USA Inc. failed to prove fraud and must have her award cut to about $4.6 million, the Eleventh Circuit said Thursday.