In an ongoing dispute over a $14 million Securities and Exchange Commission whistleblower award, a federal judge in Pennsylvania has denied attempts to transfer a related defamation suit to New York federal court after concluding that the plaintiff's choice of venue was "paramount."

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Luigi Mangione's defense attorneys have argued intense pretrial publicity, including comments from President Donald Trump and U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi, have undermined their client's rights. But prosecutors say the Manhattan-based Southern District of New York is familiar territory to highly publicized criminal matters, and that the court is well-positioned to deal with it.

U.S. District Judge John M. Gallagher of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania denied plaintiff Jill Klodowski's motion to remand a products liability suit...

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