The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is asking a federal court to dismiss AstraZeneca Plc’s challenge against a government drug price negotiation program, arguing a Biden-era law bars judicial review of the issue.

The U.S.-Israel war with Iran could trigger a wave of complex commercial disputes in England similar to that seen after COVID-19 and the invasion of Ukraine, according to lawyers who say they are already being tapped by clients for advice over the evolving conflict.

The Financial Conduct Authority said Monday that it would go ahead with a £7.5 billion ($9.9 billion) motor finance redress program as it outlined how millions of consumers can claim compensation for wrongly sold car finance. #Law360UK

Alcon Inc. failed to overturn a $34 million patent verdict over its minimally invasive glaucoma device, as a federal judge upheld a Delaware jury’s infringement and validity findings.

A solicitor has won £45,400 ($60,000) after a tribunal ruled that an immigration services business racially discriminated against her when it fired her without any notice. #Law360UK

Britain's accounting regulator issued guidelines for audit firms on Monday outlining how they can benefit from generative and agentic artificial intelligence tools as well as cut associated risks to improve the quality and efficiency of audit work.

The US Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Michigan Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s argument that the state is immune from Enbridge Energy‘s lawsuit linked to the state’s effort to shut down the aging Line 5 oil and gas pipeline.

Texas’ $1.3 Billion Fix to Cool Deadly Hot Prisons Goes to Trial

United Healthcare Insurance Co. and United Behavioral Health must pay benefits, attorneys’ fees, and interest to a beneficiary after repeatedly denying claims for her son’s mental health treatment at a residential facility in Utah, a federal judge said.

Pillsbury Winthrop sought dismissal of a consolidated data breach action due to the plaintiffs' alleged lack of relationship with the firm and inability to identify any cognizable damages. https://www.law360.com/pulse/articles/2459163

OkCupid and its affiliate Match Group Americas allegedly deceived users by sharing their personal information with a third party despite privacy promises to protect the data, according to a proposed settlement filed by the Federal Trade Commission.

A Florida federal judge is ordering state and federal ICE officials to facilitate attorney access for noncitizens detained at the informal Everglades detention facility, finding that there are several existing barriers preventing confidential attorney-client communications.

Joseph Perkovich first got involved in representing a prisoner on death row as a pro bono assignment while working at a corporate law firm.

A dispute over Texans' ability to bet on out-of-state horse races is headed to federal court after Churchill Downs Inc. booted the case out of state court Monday, arguing that it is clearly a cross-state dispute.

Engineers and energy tech companies sued the Energy Department Monday for allegedly discriminating against blue states when cutting federal grant funding.