A federal judge in Florida denied fintech Sunbit's request for an emergency ex parte order to stop former employee Kathie Keil and competitors Synchrony Financial and CareCredit from using trade secrets, ruling that the company failed to prove immediate irr...
A federal judge in Florida has allowed Channel Trade Finance’s claims against TessPay Services and its finance arm to proceed to discovery, rejecting arguments that the complaint failed to adequately allege breaches of a factoring agreement and a personal g...
A federal judge in Florida has delayed a ruling on an insurer’s motion for summary judgment, ordering supplemental briefing on a state appellate split over whether replacement cost coverage is payable before repairs are completed.
A federal judge in Florida denied a motion to dismiss in a class action alleging Southeastern Grocers LLC breached its fiduciary duties by allowing excessive recordkeeping fees on a 401(k) plan with more than $1 billion in assets.
A Polk County driver who paid $336 after contesting an automated school-bus camera ticket could not show the system's notice procedures were constitutionally deficient — but a federal judge left the money claims alive.
A New Jersey federal judge enforced a mandatory forum-selection clause in an independent contractor agreement, transferring a putative class action alleging wage-and-hour violations to Florida.
A federal court in the Middle District of Florida granted a preliminary injunction against medical device maker EmCyte Corporation after finding that a distributor's confidential client list was improperly downloaded, its contractor abruptly resigned, and E...
A federal judge in Jacksonville kept a Lanham Act suit against Google in the Middle District of Florida, rejecting the company's bid to move the case to its home turf in the Northern District of California.
A federal judge in Florida has denied a motion to dismiss racial discrimination claims brought by a former receptionist against AFC Urgent Care, while granting dismissal of her disability and retaliation claims because the employer lacked knowledge of her m...
The Middle District of Florida has granted conditional certification in an FLSA collective action brought by former service technician Adam Gahrmann against Thompsongas, LLC, resolving the initial hurdle for the wage claim.
A federal court in Florida held that a wheelchair-using plaintiff who has filed numerous ADA suits has standing to seek injunctive relief, rejecting the argument that serial litigation history defeats a plaintiff's claim of future injury.