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Sandoz settles antitrust claims with 43 U.S. states for $450 million
Sandoz agrees to pay $450 million to 43 U.S. states and territories to resolve antitrust litigations over generic drug market conduct.
Google rivals line up seeking damages after record $1 billion EU fine
Google faces multiple lawsuits across Europe seeking billions in damages after a record $1 billion fine under the EU Digital Markets Act.
Legal Decoder launches AI-powered billing analytics interface
Legal Decoder introduces Aperture, an AI-powered interface for legal billing analytics, enhancing spend analysis and benchmarking for law firms and legal departments.
Attorney Share, Lawmatics integrate to automate law firm referrals
Attorney Share integrates with Lawmatics to automate law firm referrals, streamlining case transfers and improving client intake workflows.
Commentary: A useful patent management government notice
The USPTO's pre-docketing notice pilot program alerts patent attorneys before examiner review, enabling early quality checks and strategic patent portfolio decisions.
Commentary: Sarah Connor had the Right Idea.
Spencer Farris reflects on AI legal services operating in Missouri, exploring their impact on traditional law practice and client trust.
SCOTUS News: Court nixes private enforcement action under ICA
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Section 47(b) of the Investment Company Act does not create an implied private right to seek contract rescission.
Revenue growth continues for Missouri’s largest law firms
Missouri’s largest law firms reported revenue growth in 2025, with Polsinelli topping $1 billion and firms expanding through AI, laterals and new offices.
SCOTUS News: SEC needn’t show investor losses for disgorgement
The Supreme Court ruled the SEC may obtain disgorgement in securities fraud cases without proving investors suffered financial losses.
Telecoms denied right to jury in FCC data security actions
The Supreme Court rules the FCC may issue telecom forfeiture orders without a jury trial, upholding fines against AT&T and Verizon.
Forum non conveniens dismissal reversed by Court of Appeals
Missouri's Eastern District reversed a forum non conveniens dismissal, finding defendants failed to prove Missouri was an inconvenient forum.
SCOTUS News: Justices revive $100M judgments against cruise lines
The Supreme Court ruled cruise lines may face $100M-plus liability under the Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act for using confiscated Cuban docks.
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