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This article is from February 2023 but I tracked it down after reading about the suit in a recent piece from Strategic Culture speculating on the real reasons behind UK Defence Minister Ben Wallace's resignation.

From the piece linked in the title:

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen became embroiled in a scandal after her office was reluctant to make public the SMS texts von der Leyen exchanged with Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla over the purchase of 1.8 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses.

The New York Times, the first media to have brought the affair to light in April 2021, filed its case against the European Commission on 25 January, though it has only been visible on the public register of the EU Court of Justice since Monday (13 February).

This could be relevant to the Ben Wallace resignation story as the media reported he came under pressure after threatening "to pull Britain out of a 2bn pound deal with the U.S. to supply the MOD with 14 Chinook helicopters", and implied that Wallace made the threat because he was in a snit over Joe Biden's blocking his accession to the role of NATO Secretary-General to replace Jens Stoltenberg, whose term was ending.

Wallace might well be bitter about losing the top job of NATO boss...But is there a more darker reason behind Biden extending the current term of Jens Stoltenberg? My belief is that he wants Ursula Von Der Leyen – the hapless European Commission President – for the top job as her term in Brussels ends exactly at the same time next summer. And readers should be aware that huge, corrupt institutions [and how (sic) really runs them] often reward those who have not only been servile to them, but also need immunity from prosecution.

Ursula Von Der Leyen managed to dodge an EU investigation, plus MEPs’ demands for transparency into her own involvement of a Pfizer multi billion dollar vaccine deal which she micro managed and signed off, while her husband’s own company is owned by the U.S. pharma giant.

The EU and countries like France and Belgium, for example, have a tawdry but long track record of protecting their own elites by giving officials other top jobs to keep them from being prosecuted. When I was in Brussels as a freelance correspondent for the Sunday Times, I exposed a Belgian former minister for being linked to a massive paedophile ring – who was transferred quickly to a top job in the European Courts in Luxembourg.

Not that I vote, but this would have disqualified me from voting for Newsom.

He doesn't trust his children to be people with their own minds, and he wants them to be fed only his own ideas.

He all but said "I have no respect for people younger than me or people who don't think exactly like I do."