Google ordered to open up Android app store in latest legal blow | Semafor
Google Play must open to competition for three years due to a US judge's ruling after Epic Games' successful lawsuit.
Google Proposes Fix to Solve Search Monopoly
Google's response to monopoly ruling proposes minor changes like less restrictive agreements with companies for its search engine placement.
Google wins challenge against $1.7 billion EU competition fine | CNN Business
Google successfully overturned a €1.49 billion antitrust fine from the EU, citing lack of consideration of all relevant circumstances by the European Commission.
Google wins legal bid to overturn 1.5 billion euro antitrust fine in EU digital ad case
Google's antitrust fine of 1.49 billion euros was annulled by the EU's General Court, citing errors in the Commission's assessment.
The court found insufficient evidence that Google's practices harmed competition or consumers.
Google must open Android app store to rivals as punishment for illegal monopoly, judge rules
A federal judge has ordered Google to allow competition in its Android app store, mandating significant changes to its practices.
US judge orders Google to open up Google Play to rivals | TechCrunch
A judge has ordered Google to open its app store to competition, enhancing choices for Android users.
Google ordered to open up Android app store in latest legal blow | Semafor
Google Play must open to competition for three years due to a US judge's ruling after Epic Games' successful lawsuit.
Google Proposes Fix to Solve Search Monopoly
Google's response to monopoly ruling proposes minor changes like less restrictive agreements with companies for its search engine placement.
Google wins challenge against $1.7 billion EU competition fine | CNN Business
Google successfully overturned a €1.49 billion antitrust fine from the EU, citing lack of consideration of all relevant circumstances by the European Commission.
Google wins legal bid to overturn 1.5 billion euro antitrust fine in EU digital ad case
Google's antitrust fine of 1.49 billion euros was annulled by the EU's General Court, citing errors in the Commission's assessment.
The court found insufficient evidence that Google's practices harmed competition or consumers.
Google must open Android app store to rivals as punishment for illegal monopoly, judge rules
A federal judge has ordered Google to allow competition in its Android app store, mandating significant changes to its practices.
US judge orders Google to open up Google Play to rivals | TechCrunch
A judge has ordered Google to open its app store to competition, enhancing choices for Android users.
Andrew Tate Could Have More Than $3 Million Seized by British Police for Serial' Tax Evasion
British court rules to seize over $3 million from Andrew Tate and brother for tax evasion.
Tate brothers accused of deliberate tax evasion over multiple online business ventures.
U.K. Court Rules Police Can Seize 2 Million From Andrew Tate
Andrew Tate and his brother face tax evasion charges leading to seizure of over 2 million pounds in bank accounts. Bragging about tax evasion was key evidence.
Andrew Tate Could Have More Than $3 Million Seized by British Police for Serial' Tax Evasion
British court rules to seize over $3 million from Andrew Tate and brother for tax evasion.
Tate brothers accused of deliberate tax evasion over multiple online business ventures.
U.K. Court Rules Police Can Seize 2 Million From Andrew Tate
Andrew Tate and his brother face tax evasion charges leading to seizure of over 2 million pounds in bank accounts. Bragging about tax evasion was key evidence.
Judge Denies Trump's Bid to Throw Out Conviction Over Immunity Ruling
Trump's felony conviction for falsifying records remains intact after a judge's ruling, despite his legal team's claims regarding presidential immunity.
Gay actor Jussie Smollett's false hate crime conviction overturned in shock ruling
Jussie Smollett's hate crime conviction was overturned due to a ruling on the state's prosecution agreements.
Judge Denies Trump's Bid to Throw Out Conviction Over Immunity Ruling
Trump's felony conviction for falsifying records remains intact after a judge's ruling, despite his legal team's claims regarding presidential immunity.
Gay actor Jussie Smollett's false hate crime conviction overturned in shock ruling
Jussie Smollett's hate crime conviction was overturned due to a ruling on the state's prosecution agreements.
Prince Andrew confidant' loses appeal on UK ban over national security
A Chinese businessman has been barred from entering the UK due to national security concerns linked to his ties with Prince Andrew and Chinese officials.
Companies that want to go public without a diverse board may still have to get through Goldman Sachs
A federal court ruling struck down Nasdaq's board diversity disclosure rule, yet pressure remains from investors and banks like Goldman Sachs to maintain diversity.
Man Applied Fair And Handsome For 3 Weeks With No Result; Emami Fined 15 Lakh For Misleading Ads
Emami Limited was fined ₹15 lakh for misleading advertisements of its 'Fair and Handsome' cream promising skin lightening effects within three weeks.
Somehow, Boeing's Plea Agreement Is Now a Culture War Issue
The rejection of Boeing's plea agreement highlights tensions between D.E.I. initiatives and merit-based hiring practices, marking a significant shift in judicial focus.
TikTok facing ban in the US after losing court fight over links to China
The court upheld a law that could lead to a US ban on TikTok if it doesn't separate from ByteDance.
Murdoch fails to amend family trust in court succession saga: Report
Rupert Murdoch's attempt to amend his family trust for Lachlan's sole control has been denied due to bad faith motivations.
Musk's $1 Million Checks to Voters Don't Violate Law, Judge Rules
Elon Musk's $1 million election sweepstakes was ruled legal by a Pennsylvania judge, despite ongoing controversies over its nature and implications.
Tesla to appeal judge's second rejection of Musk's compensation plan
Tesla plans to appeal a judge's ruling that voided Elon Musk's $56 billion compensation package, citing a conflict with shareholder rights.
The lawyers who took on Tesla and Elon Musk wanted $5.6 billion for winning the case. In a lawsuit about excessive pay, 'That was a bold ask,' said the judge.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's attempt to restore his $100 billion pay package was denied by a Delaware court, further reducing attorneys' fees for the plaintiffs' legal challenge.
Pennsylvania judge rules that Elon Musk's daily $1 million voter giveaway can proceed
Elon Musk's $1 million election giveaway will proceed despite legal challenges, as a judge ruled it could continue through Election Day.
Elon Musk Will Not Get A $100 Billion Pay Package For Christmas
Elon Musk's $101.4 billion pay package has been rejected by a judge due to governance issues and conflict of interest.
$1M sweepstakes winners are not chosen by chance, Elon Musk PAC tells Pennsylvania judge
A Philadelphia judge allows Elon Musk's America PAC to continue a controversial $17 million voter giveaway despite claims of deception.
Musk's $1 Million Checks to Voters Don't Violate Law, Judge Rules
Elon Musk's $1 million election sweepstakes was ruled legal by a Pennsylvania judge, despite ongoing controversies over its nature and implications.
Tesla to appeal judge's second rejection of Musk's compensation plan
Tesla plans to appeal a judge's ruling that voided Elon Musk's $56 billion compensation package, citing a conflict with shareholder rights.
The lawyers who took on Tesla and Elon Musk wanted $5.6 billion for winning the case. In a lawsuit about excessive pay, 'That was a bold ask,' said the judge.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk's attempt to restore his $100 billion pay package was denied by a Delaware court, further reducing attorneys' fees for the plaintiffs' legal challenge.
Pennsylvania judge rules that Elon Musk's daily $1 million voter giveaway can proceed
Elon Musk's $1 million election giveaway will proceed despite legal challenges, as a judge ruled it could continue through Election Day.
Elon Musk Will Not Get A $100 Billion Pay Package For Christmas
Elon Musk's $101.4 billion pay package has been rejected by a judge due to governance issues and conflict of interest.
$1M sweepstakes winners are not chosen by chance, Elon Musk PAC tells Pennsylvania judge
A Philadelphia judge allows Elon Musk's America PAC to continue a controversial $17 million voter giveaway despite claims of deception.
Nightclub that lost its licence over alleged rapes fails with High Court appeal
Pier One nightclub lost its license due to safety concerns after two alleged rapes, signaling a strong commitment to protecting vulnerable patrons.
Just Stop Oil protesters guilty over disruption
Protesters were convicted for obstructing traffic during a demonstration in London, raising questions about the balance between civil action and public safety.
Law used to close down illegal pot shops ruled unconstitutional by NYC judge
NYC's initiative to close illegal pot shops faces a challenge after a judge ruled the action unconstitutional, citing owners' due process rights.
Nightclub that lost its licence over alleged rapes fails with High Court appeal
Pier One nightclub lost its license due to safety concerns after two alleged rapes, signaling a strong commitment to protecting vulnerable patrons.
Just Stop Oil protesters guilty over disruption
Protesters were convicted for obstructing traffic during a demonstration in London, raising questions about the balance between civil action and public safety.
Law used to close down illegal pot shops ruled unconstitutional by NYC judge
NYC's initiative to close illegal pot shops faces a challenge after a judge ruled the action unconstitutional, citing owners' due process rights.
Conor McGregor Found Civilly Liable for 2018 Sexual Assault
Conor McGregor was found liable for sexually assaulting Nikita Hand in 2018, resulting in a substantial damages award.
Conor McGregor Likeness Pulled from 'Hitman' Video Game After Civil Suit Ruling
Conor McGregor faces severe consequences following a ruling in a sexual assault case, leading to his removal from a video game and potential loss of sponsorships.
Conor McGregor Found Civilly Liable for 2018 Sexual Assault
Conor McGregor was found liable for sexually assaulting Nikita Hand in 2018, resulting in a substantial damages award.
Conor McGregor Likeness Pulled from 'Hitman' Video Game After Civil Suit Ruling
Conor McGregor faces severe consequences following a ruling in a sexual assault case, leading to his removal from a video game and potential loss of sponsorships.
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett's conviction, emphasizing due process violations regarding agreements with defendants during prosecution.
Illinois Supreme Court reverses actor Jussie Smollett's conviction
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett's conviction due to due process violations despite confirming he staged a hate crime.
Illinois court overturns conviction of former Empire star Jussie Smollett
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett's conviction, ruling that prosecutors unlawfully refiled charges after dropping them in a deal.
The Illinois Supreme Court overturned Jussie Smollett's conviction, emphasizing due process violations regarding agreements with defendants during prosecution.
The Court of Appeal ruled City of London Police must pay compensation to a social worker Tasered in 2018, emphasizing accountability in police actions.
Feds can't use Sean 'Diddy' Combs' jailhouse notebook that allegedly included writings about finding 'dirt' on 2 accusers: judge
Federal prosecutors cannot currently use Sean Combs' jail notebook in court due to privilege violations and ongoing legal disputes.
Judge permanently blocks law that banned most Ohio abortions. Here's what to know.
Ohio judge rules state law banning abortion unconstitutional following 2023 voter referendum protecting abortion access.
Judge orders DeSantis administration to stop threats over abortion ads
The court ruled against Florida's threats to TV stations running ads about a referendum to repeal the state's abortion ban, emphasizing First Amendment rights.
State Judge Overturns North Dakota's Near-Total Ban on Abortion
A North Dakota judge ruled against a near-total abortion ban, reinforcing constitutional rights and the importance of personal medical decisions free from government interference.
Judge strikes down Ohio abortion ban as unconstitutional
Ohio's abortion ban declared unconstitutional, reinforcing reproductive healthcare protections in the state constitution.
Judge strikes down Wyoming abortion laws, pill ban
Wyoming's abortion ban was ruled unconstitutional, affirming women's rights to make decisions about their bodies and highlighting a national shift towards supporting abortion access.
Judge strikes down Wyoming's anti-abortion laws in victory for rights advocates
Wyoming judge rules against state abortion ban, supporting abortion rights and affirming women's control over their reproductive choices.
Judge permanently blocks law that banned most Ohio abortions. Here's what to know.
Ohio judge rules state law banning abortion unconstitutional following 2023 voter referendum protecting abortion access.
Judge orders DeSantis administration to stop threats over abortion ads
The court ruled against Florida's threats to TV stations running ads about a referendum to repeal the state's abortion ban, emphasizing First Amendment rights.
State Judge Overturns North Dakota's Near-Total Ban on Abortion
A North Dakota judge ruled against a near-total abortion ban, reinforcing constitutional rights and the importance of personal medical decisions free from government interference.
Judge strikes down Ohio abortion ban as unconstitutional
Ohio's abortion ban declared unconstitutional, reinforcing reproductive healthcare protections in the state constitution.
Judge strikes down Wyoming abortion laws, pill ban
Wyoming's abortion ban was ruled unconstitutional, affirming women's rights to make decisions about their bodies and highlighting a national shift towards supporting abortion access.
Judge strikes down Wyoming's anti-abortion laws in victory for rights advocates
Wyoming judge rules against state abortion ban, supporting abortion rights and affirming women's control over their reproductive choices.
Federal judge orders Oakland airport to stop using 'San Francisco' in its name as the actual San Francisco sues it for trademark violation
The federal judge ruled against Oakland's airport name change due to trademark violations, causing potential confusion for travelers.
The decision emphasizes the legal importance of brand identity and trademarks in airport naming.
Oakland airport can't, for now, include San Francisco Bay in its name, judge rules
The federal judge blocked the renaming of Oakland International Airport due to potential traveler confusion regarding its affiliation with San Francisco's airport.
Federal judge orders Oakland airport to stop using 'San Francisco' in its name as the actual San Francisco sues it for trademark violation
The federal judge ruled against Oakland's airport name change due to trademark violations, causing potential confusion for travelers.
The decision emphasizes the legal importance of brand identity and trademarks in airport naming.
Oakland airport can't, for now, include San Francisco Bay in its name, judge rules
The federal judge blocked the renaming of Oakland International Airport due to potential traveler confusion regarding its affiliation with San Francisco's airport.
Record labels unhappy with court win, say ISP should pay more for user piracy
The big three record labels seek per-song damages in a copyright case, arguing that per-album awards undermine their ability to recover fair compensation.
Tenth Circuit Gives 'Reborn Doll' Company Another Shot at Copyright Suit Against Chinese Amazon Sellers
Corporations may be subject to personal jurisdiction in a district if their agents conduct business there.
Record labels unhappy with court win, say ISP should pay more for user piracy
The big three record labels seek per-song damages in a copyright case, arguing that per-album awards undermine their ability to recover fair compensation.
Tenth Circuit Gives 'Reborn Doll' Company Another Shot at Copyright Suit Against Chinese Amazon Sellers
Corporations may be subject to personal jurisdiction in a district if their agents conduct business there.
Manchester Arena survivors win harassment case in message to conspiracy theorists'
The UK High Court ruled against a conspiracy theorist for defaming survivors of the Manchester Arena bombing, sending a clear message against false narratives.
Bolt drivers win right to holiday and minimum wage
The UK ruling classifies Bolt drivers as workers, granting them rights like holiday pay and minimum wage, impacting over 100,000 drivers.
Judge Tosses Out Biden Program For Undocumented Spouses
Biden's immigration program for undocumented spouses of citizens struck down due to lack of legal authority.
30 million student-loan borrowers get bad news after a Trump-appointed federal judge officially blocks Biden from carrying out broader debt cancellation
The federal court's preliminary injunction halts Biden's student-debt relief plan pending further legal review, impacting millions of borrowers.
Inside the 24-hour legal whiplash that sent 30 million student-loan borrowers into limbo
Legal developments regarding student loan relief are causing confusion and uncertainty among millions of borrowers.
A Missouri judge's ruling halted Biden's student debt relief plan, impacting borrowers' hopes for financial relief.
Judge Tosses Out Biden Program For Undocumented Spouses
Biden's immigration program for undocumented spouses of citizens struck down due to lack of legal authority.
30 million student-loan borrowers get bad news after a Trump-appointed federal judge officially blocks Biden from carrying out broader debt cancellation
The federal court's preliminary injunction halts Biden's student-debt relief plan pending further legal review, impacting millions of borrowers.
Inside the 24-hour legal whiplash that sent 30 million student-loan borrowers into limbo
Legal developments regarding student loan relief are causing confusion and uncertainty among millions of borrowers.
A Missouri judge's ruling halted Biden's student debt relief plan, impacting borrowers' hopes for financial relief.
Benjamin Mendy entitled to most of unpaid Manchester City wages, judge rules
Mendy won partial victory for unpaid wages after being acquitted, indicating an acknowledgment of wrongful wage deduction during custody.
Manchester City, Premier League both claim victories after APT ruling delivered
Manchester City wins ruling on unlawful Premier League APT regulations that exclude shareholder loans, signaling a significant legal victory in competition law.
Benjamin Mendy entitled to most of unpaid Manchester City wages, judge rules
Mendy won partial victory for unpaid wages after being acquitted, indicating an acknowledgment of wrongful wage deduction during custody.
Manchester City, Premier League both claim victories after APT ruling delivered
Manchester City wins ruling on unlawful Premier League APT regulations that exclude shareholder loans, signaling a significant legal victory in competition law.
Giuliani ordered to hand over New York apartment to defamed election staff
Rudy Giuliani has been ordered to transfer valuable possessions to election workers he defamed, as part of a court ruling on damages owed.
Giuliani ordered to turn over apartment and Benz to Georgia election workers
Rudy Giuliani must transfer assets to Georgia election workers he defamed, following a jury ruling against him for spreading false claims post-2020 election.
Baby Reindeer was wrongly billed by Netflix as a true story', judge finds
The judge allowed Fiona Harvey's defamation lawsuit against Netflix, highlighting issues with how the show was marketed as a true story.
Brigitte Macron awarded 8,000 in damages after false trans claims
Brigitte Macron wins damages for false transgender claims, highlighting the impact of disinformation on public figures and their families.
Giuliani ordered to hand over New York apartment to defamed election staff
Rudy Giuliani has been ordered to transfer valuable possessions to election workers he defamed, as part of a court ruling on damages owed.
Giuliani ordered to turn over apartment and Benz to Georgia election workers
Rudy Giuliani must transfer assets to Georgia election workers he defamed, following a jury ruling against him for spreading false claims post-2020 election.
Baby Reindeer was wrongly billed by Netflix as a true story', judge finds
The judge allowed Fiona Harvey's defamation lawsuit against Netflix, highlighting issues with how the show was marketed as a true story.
Brigitte Macron awarded 8,000 in damages after false trans claims
Brigitte Macron wins damages for false transgender claims, highlighting the impact of disinformation on public figures and their families.
Council loses appeal bid in three-year fight to cover up racism and sexism files
Havering Council is ordered to publish a dossier exposing systemic racism and sexism despite legal attempts to conceal it.
Daughter of convicted drug dealer John Gilligan wins case over social welfare applications
Tracey Gilligan successfully challenged the Criminal Assets Bureau's handling of her social welfare applications, establishing precedent for fairness in such cases.
Judge Chutkan Ruled That Trump Could 'Share Responsibility' With Jan. 6 Rioters
Judge Chutkan's ruling complicates legal arguments for the former president regarding accountability for January 6 events.
UK man who helped wife go to Swiss clinic to end her life can inherit estate
A judge ruled that Philip Morris can inherit part of his wife's estate despite aiding her assisted death in Switzerland, marking a significant legal precedent.
NYC law on customer data sharing is unconstitutional, judge rules
The New York City law requiring food delivery companies to share customer data with restaurants was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge.
NYC's COVID law on sharing food delivery customers' data with restaurants is unconstitutional: judge
The requirement for food delivery companies to share customer data with restaurants was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge.
Judge rules headteacher not discriminated after LGBTQ+ advocacy in school
A judge ruled that a principal was not discriminated against for LGBTQ+ advocacy, citing lack of First Amendment protection and refusal to follow orders.
Judge blocks California city from enforcing 1895 disorderly conduct law, rules it likely violates First Amendment
The 1895 ordinance banning offensive conduct likely violates the First Amendment, as ruled by a federal judge.
NYC law on customer data sharing is unconstitutional, judge rules
The New York City law requiring food delivery companies to share customer data with restaurants was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge.
NYC's COVID law on sharing food delivery customers' data with restaurants is unconstitutional: judge
The requirement for food delivery companies to share customer data with restaurants was ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge.
Judge rules headteacher not discriminated after LGBTQ+ advocacy in school
A judge ruled that a principal was not discriminated against for LGBTQ+ advocacy, citing lack of First Amendment protection and refusal to follow orders.
Judge blocks California city from enforcing 1895 disorderly conduct law, rules it likely violates First Amendment
The 1895 ordinance banning offensive conduct likely violates the First Amendment, as ruled by a federal judge.
Judge: Hochul's Grounds for Congestion Pricing Pause May Not 'Exist' - Streetsblog New York City
Governor Hochul faces legal pressure to proceed with congestion pricing despite her attempts to halt it, per court ruling.
Judge orders halt to Howard Industrial's warehouse project in the IE
Judge halts Bloomington warehouse project due to inadequate environmental impact assessment after developer demolished over 100 homes.
Tornado Cash Loses Motion to Dismiss
The judge's ruling represents a significant challenge for the Defense in the Tornado Cash case, significantly impacting future cases involving developers.
UCLA baseball loses its home field--for now--in a lawsuit over its use of veteran land
UCLA baseball program is locked out of its stadium due to inadequate veteran service plans as mandated by a federal judge.
Judge rejects Heritage Foundation bid to release Prince Harry visa records
Prince Harry's right to privacy in immigration matters supersedes public interest claims, as ruled by a U.S. judge.
Judge denies Move's motion for preliminary injunction against CoStar
CoStar Group won a legal battle against Move as the court denied Move's motion for a preliminary injunction, citing lack of evidence for imminent harm.
N.C. judge approves student digital IDs for voter identification
University of North Carolina's mobileOne digital IDs accepted for voting despite Republican opposition, emphasizing inclusivity in voter identification laws.
Ulster Bank wins tracker mortgage appeal in case that has implications for thousands of borrowers
Borrowers lost their right to a tracker mortgage after switching to a fixed rate, according to a recent Court of Appeal ruling.