The former oil chief at Glencore and another senior employee denied bribery and forgery charges over allegations that they paid bribes to secure overseas contracts for the mining giant as they appeared at a London court on Thursday. #Law360UK

The £26 million ($35 million) settlement reached by Grindr over claims that it shared users' HIV data is unlikely to open the floodgates to mass privacy litigation in England, lawyers say, but it highlights the potential value of carefully selected cases involving highly

Shibuya Hoppmann Corp. and HP Hood LLC failed to win a new trial on the validity of two Steuben Foods Inc. patents after the Federal Circuit revived a Delaware jury’s findings that their aseptic bottling machines infringed them.

Motor finance litigation-funder Woodville paid upward of £37 million ($50 million) to companies connected to its directors before it collapsed into administration, according to a report by the administrators. #Law360UK

A barrister who primarily practices from 2 King's Bench Walk chambers in London has been fined for filing his tax returns late and for allowing approximately £280,000 ($379,000) in unpaid tax to accumulate over six years, the Bar Standards Board has said.

The headline-grabbing prosecution of a Massachusetts judge accused of helping an immigrant defendant slip federal agents during President Trump’s first term ended with a whimper as the state’s high court approved a mild reprimand for her conduct.

Google LLC is pushing back on concerns brought by a bankruptcy privacy ombudsman over its offer to buy a trove of Spirit Aviation Holdings Inc.'s deindentified business data to train artificial intelligence.

The country’s largest law firms last year hired fewer law school graduates for the first time since 2011, which could set the stage for a deeper plunge in hiring this year and next.

A group of 16 states and the District of Columbia have agreed to drop their federal lawsuit accusing HUD of wrongfully seeking to cut off funding for fair housing enforcement targeting discrimination based on characteristics such as sexual orientation. https://www.law360.com/articles/2523734

Roblox Corp. is touting its efforts to balance user privacy and safety, in response to shareholders blaming its senior leaders for exposing the gaming giant to allegations of deceptive business practices and facilitating child exploitation.

The NCAA's five-year eligibility limit may be a commercial rule subject to antitrust scrutiny, but a Nevada federal judge improperly blocked it to let a college baseball player keep playing with little evidence it constrained competition, the Ninth Circuit has said.

The US government is asking a bankruptcy court to subpoena Saint Augustine’s University’s former officers as it looks into disputed federal debts and the institution’s use of federal grant funds.

Florida's attorney general, who has accused OpenAI of facilitating a deadly mass shooting at Florida State University, is now pushing for legislation that would impose heavy fines and monitorship on tech companies whose chatbots participate in criminal activity.

Linklaters has hired Wachtell partner Mark Gordon as its managing partner of the Americas and co-chair of global M&A.

The Department of Transportation has launched a Space Policy Administration, Coordination, and Execution task force intended to coordinate space policy activities on behalf of the agency.