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Latest News in California
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February 10, 2026
Seyfarth Faces DQ Bid From Luxury Terminal Developer
A California company aiming to develop a private luxury terminal for Washington Dulles International Airport has asked a D.C. federal court to disqualify Seyfarth Shaw LLP from representing its foe, the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority, saying the firm also represents the developer's parent company "in no less than seven active matters."
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February 10, 2026
Appeals Judge Questions Sanctions In Hurricane Straps Suit
A Ninth Circuit judge on Tuesday said he's "scratching [his] head" over a magistrate judge's order sanctioning Robins Kaplan lawyers for "baseless filings" in the first version of a complaint later amended over allegedly corroding construction connectors and fasteners, saying it might just "not have been the best written complaint."
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February 10, 2026
Social Media App Plaintiff 'Not Addicted To YouTube,' Jury Told
An attorney for Google told a California state jury Tuesday during his opening remarks in the first bellwether trial over social media companies allegedly harming young people's mental health that the plaintiff's extensive medical records, own words and user history show she is not addicted to YouTube.
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February 10, 2026
Meta Gave Short Shrift To Safety Efforts, Ex-Exec Testifies
A former Facebook safety executive testified Tuesday in the New Mexico attorney general's trial against Meta that over his time there, proposals for safety improvements faced increasing resistance and onerous approvals in which non-safety colleagues "whittled down" their effectiveness.
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February 10, 2026
Adobe Faces Another Suit Over Alleged AI Training Piracy
Adobe Inc. was hit with another proposed class action in California federal court, accusing the software giant of surreptitiously using hundreds of thousands of copyrighted books in the "notorious" RedPajama and Common Crawl datasets to train its SlimLM artificial intelligence models without authors' consent.
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