Lyft Inc. convinced a Texas federal court Friday to pause a lawsuit accusing the rideshare company of infringing four patents for location and communication technology, giving an administrative tribunal time to wrap up re-examining several of the patents first.

Two OSP Prevention Group workers tasked with investigating damage to Comcast Corp. broadband infrastructure won the revival of their lawsuit seeking overtime wages when the Eleventh Circuit ruled Monday that they weren’t administrative employees and were therefore covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act.

The Justice Department seized six websites for illegally distributing copyrighted music, the department announced Monday.

The Port Huron, Mich., city manager didn’t violate the First Amendment when he blocked a critic from his Facebook page, even though he sometimes posted about work, the Sixth Circuit said Monday.

The US Army decided to proceed with Vectrus Sytems Corp. as its awardee of a $1 billion telecommunications operation contract that was challenged by IAP Worldwide Services Inc., the government told the US Court of Federal Claims in a Monday report.

Moss Bros. Auto Group will pay $2.5 million as part of a class action settlement over allegations that it violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by sending prerecorded telemarketing calls without permission.