Major media organizations are beginning to forcefully fight back against President Trump and his administration in court, in contrast to companies that have made high-profile settlements, The Hill writes. Trump has sued The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and the BBC within the last year.  “I don’t know so much if it’s a shift in posture as it is these …

A federal jury found that Peloton infringed Japanese electronic company NEC Corp.’s patent rights for content-streaming technology and has awarded NEC $20.5 million, Reuters reports. The case, which is on file with the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware, concerns Peloton's Bike and Tread exercise equipment. 

A lawsuit has been filed challenging Utah’s new tax on targeted advertising, National Law Review reports. The suit asks the Third Judicial District Court in Salt Lake Country to rule the tax is unlawful and unconstitutional. It also asks that the court permanently bar the Utah State Tax Commission from enforcing it. 

Intuit Mailchimp has been hit with a class action suit in Canada for alleged misleading advertising, Global News reports. The suit, which was certified by the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, contends that the company advertised its Turbo Tax Software as being free. Intuit designed its software so that consumers only discovered they would have to pay after investing significant time entering their personal and financial information,” the law firm Rochon Genova alleged. But an Intuit spokesperson said the firm “stands behind its advertising for TurboTax as truthful and transparent, and we will continue to defend this matter vigorously.”