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 Jenna Greene's column reut.rs/3JBbnxI

"If trial counsel dispute, they cannot effectively represent a client,” the judge said in devising an unusual plan to allow the case to go to trial as scheduled on Sept. 8.

A federal judge in California has greenlit a trade secrets lawsuit filed by automotive tech supplier Valeo against Nvidia for trial in November, raising thorny intellectual property issues. Read more about the case in Jenna Greene's latest column reut.rs/47oN1RR

What does the DOJ’s defense of energy standards for stoves and ovens reveal about President Trump’s view of executive power? Columnist Jenna Greene breaks down the case before the 5th Circuit reut.rs/3JEHZqG

Column: Litigation funding is secret, but these documents raise questions reut.rs/4peBM53 Jenna Greene

Column: Lessons on legal writing from the judge who rejected Trump’s libel suit Jenna Greene reut.rs/48urrM7

In her latest column, Jenna Greene writes on Amazon's $2.5 billion payout and a little-known law called ROSCA reut.rs/4mImQd0

The founder and the top doctor of self-proclaimed 'digital health company' Done are on trial in federal court for running an alleged $100 million pill mill prescribing Adderall and other stimulants to treat ADHD. Read more in Jenna Greene's latest column: reut.rs/4ha9vJk

In a bold legal U-turn, Uber Technologies is swerving from defense to offense, invoking the federal racketeering law typically used against organized crime to sue the very lawyers who’ve been suing it, writes Jenna Greene in her latest column reut.rs/4hh3g6o

Assuming the case doesn't settle — always a possibility in any high-stakes fight — what might the bank’s appeal look like, writes columnist Jenna Greene reut.rs/3J7cq8Z 5/5

Two words — 'respectful consideration' — could be key in one of the year’s biggest appellate battles, as Argentina on October 29 asks the 2nd Circuit to overturn a staggering $16.1 billion judgment. Read Jenna Greene's latest column for more: reut.rs/47c3us9

Like a chocolate-covered hand from the grave, a class action lawsuit against candy maker Hershey may be coming back to life. Read Jenna Greene's column for more reut.rs/49sknQG

Jenna Greene in her column looks at a bid by prominent defense lawyers to amend Rule 15 of federal criminal procedure to allow five pretrial depositions reut.rs/4nImkMD

Column: When a pet goat becomes a constitutional question reut.rs/4i6XftD Jenna Greene

The effort devoted by plaintiffs’ lawyers toward an antitrust case against Blue Cross resulted in a $2.8 billion settlement, including $759 million in fees. But class lawyers argue it's not the full measure of what they're owed. Read Jenna Greene's column reut.rs/49h0PyS

The Trump administration fired five San Francisco immigration judges Friday, according to multiple sources with direct knowledge of the firings, and has now terminated more than half of the court's judges since coming into office in January. nbcbay.com/1ylS8FC

So sorry to hear that Jim Rill, a true giant in #antitrust, has passed. His tenure heading@JusticeATR was just part of his legacy in the field. He was a true gentleman and wonderful mentor to so many, me included. Our field is diminished with his death but a better place because

Fired judges said they were given no reason for their termination and that it could worsen the massive asylum case backlog. sfchronicle.com/sf/article/sf-…

COLUMN: David Boies and a legal battle over class action settlement funds reut.rs/3XN5mBU Jenna Greene

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