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  UK Clears Boeing's $4.7B Spirit Aero Deal For Take-Off

  By Najiyya Budaly

  The Competition and Markets Authority said Friday that it has given the green light to Boeing's planned $4.7 bil...(read more)

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  Federal Courts Disclose New Cyberattacks On PACER System

  By Lauren Berg

  The federal judiciary on Thursday disclosed there have been escalating cyberattacks on its case management syste...(read more)

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• Tornado Cash Case Far From Over With Jury's Mixed Verdict

  By Aislinn Keely and Stewart Bishop

  The split verdict in the Tornado Cash trial likely won't encourage prosecutors to go after crypto projects for failing to register as money transmitters, but it may still leave software developers open to liability if they seem aware of others' misuse of their creations.

• Feds Aim To Dismiss ABA's 'Law Firm Intimidation Policy' Suit

  By Bonnie Eslinger

  The Trump administration on Friday asked a Washington, D.C., federal judge to throw out a lawsuit from the American Bar Association claiming the federal government has launched an unconstitutional war of intimidation against lawyers and law firms.

• Trump's Birthright Order Blocked Nationwide By Md. Judge

  By Nadia Dreid

  All children who have been born "or who will be born" in the United States are protected from President Donald Trump's executive order that aims to strip them of their right to citizenship, as a Maryland federal judge granted them class certification and blocked enforcement of the order.

• GlaxoSmithKline Will Get $500M In CureVac-Pfizer Patent Deal

  By Elliot Weld

  British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline said Friday it stands to make up to $500 million from settlements between German biotech companies CureVac and BioNTech after their legal disputes were squashed by a merger.

• Citing 'Seinfeld,' Nostalgic Judge Pares SmartSky Patent Suit

  By Elliot Weld

  A federal judge pined for the pre-internet days of disconnectivity while flying and blamed two in-flight Wi-Fi companies for ushering that era's demise as he invalidated a claim in one of the patents in an infringement dispute between the two.

• Advocates Won't Ask Justices To Revive Net Neutrality Rules

  By Christopher Cole

  Public interest groups said Friday they have decided not to bring a high court challenge to the Sixth Circuit's decision to overturn the Federal Communications Commission's net neutrality rules, even as they called the ruling "spectacularly wrong."

• Fed. Circ. Undoes LG's $14M Trial Loss, Invalidating Patent

  By Theresa Schliep

  The Federal Circuit on Friday scrapped a $14 million judgment against LG Electronics Inc. for infringing a Mondis Technology Ltd. patent covering a computer display technology, deeming the patent invalid based on an inadequate written description.

• Rite Aid Picks Azend As Buyer Of Pharmacy Assets

  By Alex Wittenberg

  Pharmacy chain Rite Aid has told a New Jersey bankruptcy judge it's selected Med One Pharmacy Inc. as the buyer of drugs in its inventory, customer information, leases and other assets, months after the company transferred millions of prescriptions and dozens of stores to CVS聽and other businesses in Chapter 11.

• DC Circ. Ends Alien Enemies Contempt Probe Against Admin.

  By Jack Karp

  A split D.C. Circuit put an end Friday to potential criminal contempt proceedings against the Trump administration over the possibility that it violated a court order barring the removal of a group of migrants under the Alien Enemies Act.

• Hueston Hennigan Ups The Summer Bonus Ante

  By James Mills

  Continuing the summer bonus trend some firms are offering, Law360 Pulse has learned Los Angeles-based litigation firm Hueston Hennigan LLP will award summer bonuses ranging from $10,000 to $30,000 to associates, regardless of their class year.

• Ex-Girardi Keese Atty Indicted For Role In Client Theft Scandal

  By Ryan Boysen

  Former Girardi Keese attorney Keith Griffin has been criminally indicted in Illinois federal court for his role in the once-mighty firm's spectacular collapse, with prosecutors alleging he violated court orders and covered up the theft of client funds.

• Stewart Rejects 8 IPR Petitions While Overriding May Denial

  By Dani Kass

  Acting U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director Coke Morgan Stewart used her director review powers to grant a petition for inter partes review that she'd previously denied, but otherwise largely supported patent owners in the small batch of recent discretionary denial reviews.