As BNP Paribas faces trial over Sudanese genocide, victims' lawyers fight each other @jgreenejenna.bsky.social reut.rs/47LCVuk

Mark Zuckerberg has better things to do than sit for a deposition — or so lawyers for Meta suggest in a pending petition to the 9th Circuit, objecting to the CEO being forced to give testimony in a privacy class action. Read more in @jgreenejenna.bsky.social's column reut.rs/3JBbnxI

The question for a federal judge in San Francisco now is whether Exxon Mobil can be held liable for plastic pollution, or if a novel suit claiming the company has created a public and private nuisance should be dismissed.

As class action trial looms, Meta and Flo could face 'mind-boggling' damages. Read @jgreenejenna.bsky.social's latest column reut.rs/3Iu0Fc4

Health tracking smart ring Oura is facing a trio of stock option lawsuits. In her column @jgreenejenna.bsky.social digs into the litigation, which presents thorny issues of how far agreements to arbitrate can be stretched reut.rs/4kwU79R

New tariffs have dominated headlines in recent months, but a key question has received far less attention: How does the US government make sure importers actually pay the duties that they owe? More in @jgreenejenna.bsky.social's latest column reut.rs/4eGEsUh

This order strikes me as an instant classic in a long and cantankerous tradition.

Column: Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni and the court of public opinion reut.rs/4muDL3H @jgreenejenna.bsky.social

A post-breakup fight in Delaware Chancery Court over custody of a goldendoodle named Tucker is proving as bitterly intractable as, say, litigation over Elon Musk’s $56 billion pay package – albeit on a much smaller, furrier scale, writes columnist @jgreenejenna.bsky.social reut.rs/3F0lLxg

If only all Chancery Court cases included goldendoodles.

Lawsuits test Airbnb’s alleged liability in carbon monoxide deaths, @jgreenejenna.bsky.social writes in her latest column reut.rs/3RSPues

I was privileged to moderate this fascinating panel discussion on class action strategies with mediator/ settlement administrator Kenneth Feinberg, Lieff Cabraser co-founder Robert Lieff and Quinn Emanuel partner Shon Morgan (bonus – you can get CLE credit!) drive.google.com/file/d/1IXaa...

Column: FTC stays the course on antitrust enforcement in defending premerger rule @jgreenejenna.bsky.social reut.rs/42c3EgE

Column: RealPage goes on the offense in lawsuit against city of Berkeley over AI rent pricing law reut.rs/427XIFx @jgreenejenna.bsky.social

In settling with Trump, law firms promise to help veterans, but at what price? Read @jgreenejenna.bsky.social's latest column reut.rs/449wAHn

“This is a full-body challenge to our constitutional order,” said Los Angeles U.S. District Chief Judge Dolly Gee. "Silence on the part of the bar means acquiescence.”

Column: Fight over False Claims Act whistleblower provision heats up on appeal reut.rs/42dYRLr @jgreenejenna.bsky.social

With CFPB sidelined, can other consumer lawsuits fill the watchdog void? Read more in @jgreenejenna.bsky.social's column reut.rs/41QRb0k

Column: Why gaming company Valve would rather face a consumer class action than arbitration reut.rs/3DqQxi5 @jgreenejenna.bsky.social

Trump paused anti-corruption enforcement. These cases are headed for trial anyway, writes @jgreenejenna.bsky.social in her latest column reut.rs/3CZXzdz

As the FCC probes CBS for potential violations of the agency’s rarely-invoked policy on ‘news distortion’ over a '60 Minutes' interview with former VP Kamala Harris, legal experts say the commission's move could defy agency precedent. Read @jgreenejenna.bsky.social's column: reut.rs/3WZZB42

In the sometimes-formulaic world of securities class action litigation, there’s a buzzy new reason for shareholders to sue: ‘AI washing.’ @jgreenejenna.bsky.social looks at the trend and some of the most notable pending cases in her latest column: reut.rs/4gt8h9S

As the role of air traffic controllers comes under scrutiny in the deadly mid-air collision between a US Army helicopter and an American Airlines regional jet, past payouts show both the scope and limits of government liability. More in @jgreenejenna.bsky.social's column: reut.rs/40WvxIO

Column: In Washington air crash, past payouts show limits of government liability @jgreenejenna.bsky.social reut.rs/4hcUDsG

In $260 million crypto scheme, will brokerage IBKR share liability? Read @jgreenejenna.bsky.social's column for more: reut.rs/42yWK5v

Column: Shareholder cases challenging DEI programs could get boost from Trump's executive order @jgreenejenna.bsky.social reut.rs/4hoSw4I

Democratic-led states, advocates sue over Trump's birthright citizenship order www.reuters.com/legal/lawsui...

Column: As speculation on who’ll pay for the damages from the LA fires abounds, one thing seems clear: The liability landscape for the state’s biggest privately owned utilities shifted since a series of PG&E-sparked fires in 2017 and 2018 reut.rs/40frjKZ @jgreenejenna.bsky.social

Private airplane buyers get unusual tailwind in price-hike class action, writes @jgreenejenna.bsky.social in her latest column reut.rs/4gFZq5H

Column: 'Thuggish tactics.' 'Campaign of lies.' 'Xenophobic.' 'Befitting a mafia boss.' A sense of anger thrums throughout the lawsuit by U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel against rival Cleveland-Cliffs, its CEO and the president of the United Steelworkers union reut.rs/3PqkeSG @jgreenejenna.bsky.social

A sense of anger thrums throughout the 93-page lawsuit by U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel against rival steel maker Cleveland-Cliffs, its CEO and the president of the United Steelworkers union, writes @jgreenejenna.bsky.social in her latest column. Read more: reut.rs/3PqkeSG

Twenty bucks might get you a pizza or half a tank of gas or a night at the movies. Under the terms of a proposed class action settlement with Apple, it might also be the price of your privacy. Read more in @jgreenejenna.bsky.social's latest column reut.rs/4a29CDb

Is the Robinson-Patman Act (not to be confused with "Twilight" actor Rob Pattinson) making a comeback?

Two judges in separate proceedings have now blocked a key expert from testifying in litigation involving more than 7,000 people who claim that exposure to Syngenta’s herbicide paraquat caused them to develop Parkinson’s disease. www.reuters.com/legal/litiga...

The Bahia emerald, a 180,000-carat stone valued between $372 million and $920 million is slated to return home to Brazil after a forfeiture fight. In her latest column @jgreenejenna.bsky.social looks at how Brazil came out on top in the asset forfeiture battle reut.rs/4eQQ99a

As Uber sexual assault lawsuits pile up, plaintiffs lawyers are seeking court permission to use in the MDL confidential documents that they acquired in past Uber lawsuits. Columnist @jgreenejenna.bsky.social takes a look at their bid, and at why Uber is resisting reut.rs/417YUIV