Twitter revealed (via Tweet, of course) that it plans to file for an initial public offering confidentially, just one of […]
A New York District Court said non-exempt bankers failed to make their case that a combination of workload, auto-deduct meal […]
With more than 20 states instituting so-called “bring your gun to work” laws – and several more considering it – […]
The overwhelming majority of larger public company acquisition transactions are challenged by shareholder lawsuits, often in multiple jurisdictions. In 2012, […]
Reviewing social media is now a matter of due diligence, as that data has become…
Crowdsource review site Yelp is going to court with a San Diego attorney the company says was posting fake positive […]
Massachusetts may be poised to follow California in eliminating non-compete agreements, at least if Gov. Deval Patrick (D) has his […]
The standard version of a Section 337 administrative protective order from the U.S. International Trade Commission provides just one level […]
An appeals court turned down Google’s argument that data collected from unencrypted Wi-Fi networks during Street View drives was protected […]
An appeals court says that requesting funeral leave – in this case involving a trip abroad to a traditional funeral […]
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