An Ohio health-care facility can’t be held liable for an alleged breach of confidence stemming from its employee’s unauthorized look at a patient’s medical records.

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Dish Network Corp. won its bid to dismiss a class action alleging the company made misleading statements related to its development and deployment of a wireless network.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau told a Texas federal judge on Friday that Comerica Bank was merely trying to use a lawsuit against the agency to forestall an enforcement action over the bank's handling of a government benefit card program.

The U.S. Treasury Department has removed U.S. government sanctions against cryptocurrency mixer Tornado Cash, ending the Biden-era blacklisting after the Fifth Circuit said last year that key code underpinning the service wasn't sanctionable. https://www.law360.com/articles/2314093

Block & Leviton and Elsberg Baker & Maruri have won co-lead counsel roles in a consolidated proposed investor class action in Delaware's court of chancery challenging an alleged squeezeout of minority shareholders of medical equipment company Agiliti.

The last major bear market nearly wiped out the entire crypto-lending industry. Now, it’s staging a major comeback, with a new breed of creditors looking to step into the void and satisfy the market’s perennial appetite for debt.

An immigration attorney licensed in New York may no longer practice in Colorado federal courts due to her track record of abandoning clients, disciplinary authorities have ruled, with the order set to be enacted next month.

A consumer-protection boutique law firm accused the IRS of illegally enforcing payroll taxes while delaying the processing of pandemic-era employee retention tax credits. https://www.law360.com/articles/2314086

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is changing the name of its diversity, equity and inclusion program at a time when DEI has been attacked by President Donald Trump’s administration.

Parents who purchased "Big Kid" vehicle booster seats are asking for preliminary approval on a $3.5 million deal that would end multidistrict litigation against baby product maker Evenflo, which was accused of overstating the safety of its boosters.

Drug compounders are moving to block the FDA’s decision that Novo Nordisk A/S’s weight loss drug is no longer in shortage, while a lawsuit plays out over whether the agency lawfully made that determination.

Defunct advertising app maker Unlockd is hoping the Ninth Circuit will revive its antitrust suit accusing Google of allowing the then-up-and-coming business to build a reliance on Google platforms and then cutting it off once it became a threat. https://www.law360.com/articles/2314055

Federal prosecutors charged foreign nationals over a "pump and dump" scheme in which they allegedly posed as U.S.-based investment advisers online and artificially raised the stock price of a company purporting to provide educational services in China.

Three law schools that excel in bridging the gap between technology and the law have been recognized by Bloomberg Law as part of its third annual Law School Innovation Program.