Despite bringing in Wilmer's Seth Waxman to plead its case on appeal, The Walt Disney Company has failed to reverse a jury's finding that it duped the creator of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" out of $320 million in royalties.

The government announced Thursday that Northrup would pay $325 million to settle a False Claims Act suit. But Northrup announced that the government would pay it $325 million to settle a long-running suit over a canceled cruise missile. So who's the winner? The FCA whistle-blower and his lawyers at Phillips & Cohen.

There's something happening in patent litigation. And it's pretty clear that it has to do with a case pending in the Federal Circuit that will affect the lifespan of patents whose applications were delayed by the Patent and Trademark Office.

A California appellate court found that a group of retail pharmacies failed to show that pharmaceutical companies conspired to charge higher prices on their products in the United States compared to prices they charged in Canada.

The British company that produced the Oscar-winning Best Picture claims that Disney's self-dealing has cost it revenue from the hit game show.

It's been a tough slog through the courts for a group of pharmacy plaintiffs with antitrust claims against some of the biggest drug companies in the land. Plaintiffs lawyer Joseph Alioto stuck with the case for nearly a decade, including through two trips to the California Supreme Court. Now he's finally run out of appeals.