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Standing in Data Breach Cases

Many data breach and cybersecurity cases have faltered for failure to establish concrete harm necessary to support standing when personally […]

With increased action by attorneys general and other regulators, as well as evolving case law, companies cannot afford to ignore […]

In recent years patent law has undergone drastic change, but trade secret law has also changed substantially. The enactment of […]

Emojis are graphical icons or images used to express concepts, such as an idea or an emotion, that can be […]

One of the biggest challenges posed by legal holds is getting compliance by the employees who are subject to it. […]

Non-compete agreements are commonplace in many employment contracts, in a variety of industries and occupations. In March of 2016, the […]

In the U.S., the most common legal basis for asserting sexual harassment claims is Title VII of the Civil Rights […]

Decades ago, the United States Supreme Court adopted a “de minimis rule” for lawsuits seeking compensation under the federal Fair […]

In a closely-watched copyright case, members of the 1960s band The Turtles have settled with SiriusXM in lawsuits claiming the […]

On Election Day, the North Carolina Supreme Court added a new rule that will allow it to call back retired […]