Litigation
Read about how a federal court’s rejection of a class complaint for lack of specificity illustrates the commonality requirement in class certification.
Delve into a Delaware court ruling, which denied discovery to derivative plaintiffs seeking to support demand futility claims early in the litigation.
Learn why the Third Circuit overturned class certification in an auto insurance dispute, citing individualized issues of settlement that outweighed common questions.
Read about allegations that Nord Security tricks users into paying for subscriptions to its privacy and security products with “negative option” billing.
A judge withdrew a ruling after lawyers revealed fabricated quotes and legal errors, raising concerns about accuracy and accountability in judicial opinions.
Discover the growing trend of criminalizing wage theft, as states increasingly pursue felony charges against employers for unpaid wages, minimum wage violations, and employee misclassification.
Read why the SEC is pursuing an investment adviser for fiduciary breaches and fee misconduct that allegedly harmed elderly clients who relied on income from advisory accounts.
Discover why the DOJ’s National Security Division declined prosecution of a private equity firm after export and sanctions violations under its new M&A Policy.
A federal court lets Apple face antitrust claims over iCloud, signaling greater scrutiny of tech giants’ design restrictions and market dominance.
Learn how a hacker bypassed identity verification to breach Clorox’s systems, causing $380M in damage and triggering a lawsuit against its IT provider.
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