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Wildfire Insurance Dispute: Malibu Homeowners Sue USAA and AAA

Wildfire Insurance Dispute: Malibu Homeowners Sue USAA and AAA

L.A. County Fire Victims v. USAA & AAA — Los Angeles Superior Court (Filed June 5 2025) More than 300 homeowners who lost properties in January’s Malibu wildfires allege the insurers systematically under‑valued rebuilding costs, leaving them catastrophically… 

Delaware Chancery Dismisses Preferred‑Stock Deal Challenge

Delaware Chancery Dismisses Preferred‑Stock Deal Challenge

Roofers Local 149 Pension Fund v. Fidelity National Financial — Delaware Chancery Court (Opinion May 31 2025) Vice Chancellor Will tossed an entire‑fairness challenge to Fidelity National’s $250 million preferred‑stock financing, finding the complaint lacked facts showing price… 

Wildfire Insurance Dispute: Malibu Homeowners Sue USAA and AAA

High Court Nixes Mexico’s $10 Billion Gun Suit

Smith & Wesson Brands v. Estados Unidos Mexicanos In a rare 9‑0 opinion, the U.S. Supreme Court on June 5 slammed the courthouse door on foreign attempts to sue U.S. gun makers for cartel violence… 

NY Court of Appeals Closes Door on Foreign Derivative Claims

NY Court of Appeals Closes Door on Foreign Derivative Claims

Barclays & Bayer Derivative Litigation — New York Court of Appeals (Decision May 27 2025) New York’s highest court affirmed dismissals of shareholder‑derivative suits against Barclays PLC and Bayer AG, holding that the internal‑affairs doctrine bars such actions unless… 

$200 K Disability‑Bias Deal Shows CRD’s Teeth

$200 K Disability‑Bias Deal Shows CRD’s Teeth

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Settlement California’s Civil Rights Department (CRD) announced a $200,000 pact on June 5 resolving claims that a long‑time technician was harassed and denied reasonable accommodation. Settlement Terms $125,000 in… 

DOJ Scores Again: Judge Finds Google Illegally Monopolized Ad‑Tech

DOJ Scores Again: Judge Finds Google Illegally Monopolized Ad‑Tech

United States et al. v. Google LLC On April 17, U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema ruled that Google unlawfully maintained monopolies in publisher ad‑servers and ad‑exchanges, and illegally tied the two products together. Key Findings…