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US Supreme Court hears arguments in Bayer glyphosate case amid ongoing litigation
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The US Supreme Court held oral arguments on April 27, 2026, in the Durnell v. Bayer glyphosate weedkiller case, part of thousands of lawsuits alleging cancer risks from Roundup. Justices appeared divided on federal preemption of state warning claims. This follows Bayer's February 2026 multi-billion-dollar settlement for many similar cases.
A federal judge in Delaware has dismissed a defamation lawsuit filed by James Ray Epps against Fox News over comments made by Tucker Carlson. The ruling came Friday after Epps tried to amend his complaint. The case centered on allegations that Carlson portrayed Epps as a federal agent provocateur during the January 6 riots.
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Village Roadshow has paid Warner Bros Discovery $57 million to resolve a long-running dispute over the 2021 film The Matrix Resurrections. The settlement ends years of legal battles that began during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trader Joe's faces a lawsuit claiming its French Roast Low Acid coffee contains only half the caffeine of regular coffee. Customers are upset about the lower levels. The case highlights concerns over product labeling and expectations.
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Chile's Council for the Defense of the State (CDE) rejected an indemnity lawsuit by fishing firm Blumar against the state over the Fishing Fractionation Law. The agency dismissed claims of regulatory expropriation of Transferable Fishing Licenses (LTP) and challenged the company's $194 billion damages calculation. This marks the CDE's first court response to similar suits from other fishing companies.
Andy Cohen and Bravo producers have filed court documents seeking to dismiss parts of Leah McSweeney's lawsuit, arguing she lacks evidence for her allegations of his cocaine use. McSweeney, a former 'Real Housewives of New York' star, claimed Cohen used drugs with other cast members and favored those who partied. The filing highlights weaknesses in her cited evidence.
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Alicia Richard and Namarcus Crane secured a default summary judgment against Freeman Funeral Home in Pompano Beach after the business allegedly stacked their stillborn son's body under an adult corpse. The parents filed a negligence lawsuit in July following the discovery of inhumane conditions. An evidentiary hearing on damages is set for April 28.
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