Trimble Inc. convinced the Federal Circuit to revive a suit seeking a ruling that its driver-logging devices don’t infringe patents on location tracking.

Overworked women lawyers experience more mental health problems and engage in high-risk drinking at a greater rate than male colleagues, a survey of nearly 3,000 attorneys in California and the District of Columbia found.

Several Chinese exporters and U.S. importers are appealing the U.S. duty rate on certain imports of tires from China, arguing to the Federal Circuit that the Commerce Department’s approach to calculating a rate for Chinese companies it didn’t individually examine was faulty.

Former Mayer Brown ERISA litigator Brian Netter has landed at the Justice Department after nine years of defending clients including AT&T Inc., Royal Dutch Shell Plc and Northrop Grumman Corp.

Walmart Inc. investors who accuse the company of misleading them about its role in the opioid epidemic and purported Controlled Substances Act violations secured a lead plaintiff for their would-be class suit in federal court in Delaware.

A Hispanic Binghamton, N.Y., police lieutenant who says he was racially harassed and passed over for promotion in favor of a less qualified White candidate provided enough detail to support a bias claim, the Second Circuit said Wednesday in reinstating part of his civil rights suit.