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• February 09, 2026

  Ex-Morgan Stanley Pro Scorns Key NBA Witness In Fraud Trial

  Counsel for an ex-Morgan Stanley investment adviser accused of defrauding pro athletes out of millions of dollars leaned hard on former NBA player Chandler Parsons in cross-examination after he testified against his onetime friend and go-to money man as the defense sought to discredit one of the government's key witnesses.

• February 09, 2026

  9th Circ. Judge Casts Doubt On Feds' Grant Condition Stance

  A Ninth Circuit judge expressed skepticism Monday as the Trump administration argued it could legally impose new rules barring federal grant recipients from using the money for diversity programming, suggesting that the government had misread Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

• February 09, 2026

  Immigration Judge Ends Tufts Student's Removal Proceeding

  Tufts University graduate student Rümeysa Öztürk is no longer subject to removal proceedings, after an immigration judge ruled that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security had not shown that she should be deported, her lawyers said Monday.

• February 09, 2026

  LRN Shareholder To Pay $18M To End Del. Defamation Suit

  Activision founder Howard Marks will pay $18 million to LRN Corp. Chairman Dov Seidman and two others to exit a Delaware Superior Court defamation lawsuit over statements he made as class representative in a separate Delaware Court of Chancery shareholder case, a Monday filing states.

• February 09, 2026

  Feds, MTA Spar Over Due Process In Congestion Pricing Fight

  New York agencies have told a Manhattan federal judge that the U.S. Department of Transportation violated their due process rights when it purportedly terminated a federal agreement that gave congestion pricing the green light, while the federal government maintained that the district court lacks jurisdiction over this dispute.

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