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Florida guard Denzel Aberdeen gets court injunction to play this season
The Indianapolis-based NCAA’s move to a five-year, age-based eligibility model has led to a series of court fights across the country.
Family sues Elkhart, Marion counties, arguing inmate died due to lack of care
As someone with schizophrenia, Thomas Ricke had to be urged to eat and drink, but his family said jail staff did not make sure he was doing that.
Indiana AG enters into agreement with ICE, urges sheriffs to join
State Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office has signed a partnership with federal immigration enforcement to improve the ability of state investigators to work with them.
Jeffersonville bar faces federal copyright lawsuit over song performances
Broadcast Music says it has reached out to Dagger’z Bar and Grill more than 50 times since 2025 to teach the bar and its managers about copyright law.
Hoosier plaintiffs accuse Ulta beauty company of manipulating consumer behavior in federal lawsuit
Two Indiana women are seeking class action status in a lawsuit against Ulta Salon, Cosmetics & Fragrance Inc., accusing the beauty store of spamming customers with emails containing misleading information.
A sweeping college sports overhaul bill clears early hurdle in Senate vote
The bill would place int law the Indianapolis-based NCAA’s new rule that allows players five years of eligibility, but no more.
Florida guard Denzel Aberdeen sues the NCAA in hopes of gaining a fifth year of eligibility
The Indianapolis-based NCAA’s move to a five-year, age-based eligibility model has led to a series of court fights across the country.
Lilly fighting black market for its next obesity drug
On Aug. 12, Eli Lilly filed the first six lawsuits in its battle against the black market for its experimental weight-loss medication retatrutide.
A judge blocks Trump’s new bid to curb birthright citizenship, citing Supreme Court precedent
U.S. District Judge Deborah L. Boardman in Maryland issued the injunction until a class-action lawsuit brought by immigrant families and advocacy groups is resolved.
Health insurer Anthem targeted in lawsuit over air ambulance claims
PHI Health says the Indianapolis-based insurer is ignoring claims awards that are supposed to be binding under the federal No Surprises Act.
Steak n Shake accuses former exec of taking confidential information to competing restaurant
Steak n Shake is asking Marion Superior Court to grant an injunction against Rafik Farouk to stop him from using the company’s confidential information.
College sports kicks off its season under the long shadow of court fights over eligibility
The week leading to the start of the 2026 season featured LSU and the Southeastern Conference squaring off amid a destabilizing frenzy of lawsuits over eligibility.
A look at major lawsuits against Meta and other social media companies over harms to kids
The social media giant Meta still faces a number of lawsuits over its products’ effects on young people’s mental health.
U.K. company sues Lafayette business BioBond for trademark infringement over BioCoat product
The plaintiff fears that the BioBond product will cause confusion and reputation damage for it in the U.S., where it sells a product under the BioCote trademark.
Jury says The New York Times defamed Alabama basketball player with incorrect story about shooting
The eight-person jury delivered its verdict after a nine-day trial in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama.
Key Bank takes former employees and rival firm to federal court
Key Bank says Montana-based D.A. Davidson staged a “coordinated lift-out” of the former employees who left after submitting nearly identical resignation letters.
States take Meta to trial in biggest fight yet over social media harms to children
States including Indiana are seeking extensive financial damages that could, in theory, total as much as $1.4 trillion, plus changes to how the company operates Facebook and Instagram.
Amazon’s new user agreement seeks to curb class-action suits
In an email sent to customers on Friday, the company said a new “arbitration agreement and class-action waiver” will require shoppers to resolve disputes outside the courts.
Former IU men’s basketball trainer sues university for not defending him in abuse litigation against team doctor
Tim Garl claims the school didn’t do enough to defend him as an employee and admitted to firing him because of his age. He wants his defense costs repaid by IU.