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Through the Stratosphere: Tinicum Acquires Leggett & Platt’s Aerospace Products

23 hours ago | lawstreetmedia.com | David Nayer

Just in time for Katy Perry’s return to earth, Leggett & Platt announced plans to sell its Aerospace Products Group to affiliated funds managed by Tinicum Incorporated for $285 million. The all-cash deal is expected to close later this year, and is subject to customary regulatory approvals as well as working capital and debt adjustments.
Hedge Fund Point72 Targets J&J Cancer Drug

1 day ago | lawstreetmedia.com | David Nayer

FOIAengine: Questions Seek Adverse Reports about CarvyktiAccording to a new PoliScio Analytics analysis of early 2025 Freedom of Information Act requests, investment firm Point72 has launched a significant FOIA-driven investigation into Johnson & Johnson’s popular cancer drug Carvykti. According to Johnson & Johnson’s SEC filings and press releases, Carvykti has contributed significantly to the company’s recent financial performance and has benefitted hundreds of multiple myeloma patients.
Through the Roof: QXO to Acquire Beacon Roofing Supply for $11B | Law Street Media

1 week ago | lawstreetmedia.com
False Claims Act Cases on the Rise Since Pandemic, Docket Alarm Data Suggests

1 week ago | lawstreetmedia.com | David Nayer

The False Claims Act (FCA) is a statute that allows for the federal government to recover damages when it has been defrauded. The law primarily targets cases involving knowingly false or fraudulent claims for payment submitted to the federal government or federally funded programs,with healthcare fraud, defense contractor fraud, and education fraud being common categories.
Inflation Check: Dollar Tree Divests Family Dollar for $1 Billion

2 weeks ago | lawstreetmedia.com | David Nayer

As inflation moderates, Dollar Tree announced plans to divest its Family Dollar segment to Brigade Capital Management and Macellum Capital Management. The $1 billion deal is expected to close during the second quarter of 2025, subject to standard closing conditions and regulatory approvals.
Cyber Salvo: Google to Acquire Wiz for $32 Billion

3 weeks ago | lawstreetmedia.com | David Nayer

As cyber-attacks become a central component of hybrid warfare, Google LLC announced it will acquire Wiz, Inc., a cloud security platform based in New York, for $32 billion. According to DealPulse’s M&A database, which harnesses both AI and attorneys to digest the granular deal points of publicly announced transactions, the all-cash private target merger is subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals.
Inside the Litigation of a Multimedia Empire

3 weeks ago | lawstreetmedia.com | David Nayer

The Walt Disney Company has had an extraordinary influence on American pop culture for over a century. The company began as an animation studio but has since expanded into feature film production, television, cable, streaming, merchandise, and of course, theme parks.Disney is responsible for some of the most important American cultural products, from Mickey Mouse to Star Wars.
News Media and Non-Profits Probe New Trump Initiatives

4 weeks ago | lawstreetmedia.com | David Nayer

FOIAengine: Leading Topics Include DOGE, Executive Orders and Confidential DataAs President Donald Trump moves quickly to implement his ambitious agenda, media organizations and non-profits are accelerating and sharpening their use of Freedom of Information Act requests in an attempt to find out more.
In the Red? AstraZeneca Acquires FibroGen, Inc.’s China Subsidiary

1 month ago | lawstreetmedia.com | David Nayer

Pharma giant AstraZeneca announced plans to acquire FibroGen, Inc.’s China subsidiary for approximately $160 million. Expected to close mid-2025, the deal provides that FibroGen will receive an enterprise value of $85 million plus FibroGen’s net cash held in China at closing, currently estimated to be approximately $75 million. Based in Hong Kong, FibroGen’s subsidiary is pursuing oncology pipeline of medications.
“Grand Theft Auto” Publisher Sues Over Hacked Game Accounts

1 month ago | lawstreetmedia.com | David Nayer

Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., the publisher of the famed and infamous Grand Theft Auto video game series, has filed a lawsuit against PlayerAuctions, Inc., IMI Exchange LLC, and Paiao Network Technology (Shanghai) Co. Ltd. The complaint, filed in the Central District of California, alleges widespread copyright and trademark infringement related to the unauthorized sale of modified accounts used to play Grand Theft Auto V, as well as in-game assets and virtual currency.