Greybull Capital defeated an £11.8 million fraud claim brought by Wirecard's insolvency administrator, which alleges that the private equity company lied about the source of money injected into Monarch Airlines a year before the carrier collapsed.

Eurasian Natural Resources Corp. and the Serious Fraud Office reached a confidential settlement Tuesday, ending a bitter legal battle over the prosecutor's alleged leaks to the media during the life of an ill-fated criminal probe.

Oklahoma and death row inmate Richard Glossip agree that his murder conviction and capital sentence should be undone. The Supreme Court may rule that the state must kill him anyway.

Pharmaceutical giant Astellas persuaded a London court on Tuesday to spare vital patent protections for its blockbuster prostate cancer therapeutic Xtandi, rebuffing a series of challenges attempting to clear the way for generic variants.

Agencies face an increasing number of lawsuits challenging the constitutionality of their administrative law judges, with some companies winning temporary enforcement reprieves as courts wrestle with litigation.

Societe Generale SA relaunched its fight on Tuesday to force its €140 million ($154 million) negligence case against Clifford Chance LLP out of England, arguing before the Court of Appeal that it should be heard in France.

The traditional hourly billing model in the legal industry is facing increasing scrutiny as in-house legal teams leverage technology to enhance efficiency, the co-founder of a leading AI service told Law360.

TikTok was sued by California, New York, and a dozen other states for allegedly deceiving users about its safety for children and using harmful and addictive features to keep children on the platform longer to maximize profits.

Pfizer and BioNTech won their bid to scrap two CureVac patents Tuesday, after a London judge held that the gene therapy-related invention was missing key information that would merit protection. https://www.law360.co.uk/articles/1888089

Student loan companies Navient Corp. and Earnest LLC told the Ninth Circuit they had reached a settlement to end a former executive's lawsuit alleging he was wrongly denied severance benefits.

A new review of the Menendez brothers' murder case by prosecutors whose predecessors once argued for their life sentences illustrates the degree to which changing social attitudes are influencing the work of district attorney's offices.

China said Tuesday that it is appealing to the WTO to halt Turkish tariffs on electric and hybrid vehicles made in the country, and it announced a temporary anti-dumping measure on European Union brandy that follows the bloc's own EV tariffs. https://www.law360.com/articles/1888066

Four freelance writers and editors failed to show how they are being hurt by the U.S. Department of Labor's final rule determining whether workers are independent contractors under federal law, a Georgia federal judge ruled. https://www.law360.com/articles/1888028

New rules from the SEC allowing thousands of stocks and ETFs to be quoted in half-penny increments when trading on exchanges drew their first legal challenge.

A Washington federal judge acknowledged Tuesday that federal regulations are an obstacle to Seattle residents' suit against airlines and the city's primary airport over alleged flight-path pollution. https://www.law360.com/articles/1888110