Litigation

Pennsylvania Court: Off-Label Use of CBD Reimbursable Under Workers’ Comp

Read about the case involving the state’s workers’ compensation system and a lawyer who suffered a work-related injury while loading files into a trial bag.

Fourth Circuit Reinstates Enforcement of Trump’s DEI Executive Orders

Learn what the Fourth Circuit’s action means for federal agencies and enforcement of Trump’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) executive orders targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.

Federal Circuit Upholds Discretionary Standard for Enhanced Damages

Learn why the court reaffirmed the discretionary nature of enhanced damages, ruling that willfulness alone does not justify an increase in patent infringement awards.

Greenwashing Cases Vs. Exxon, BP, and JBS Flounder in New York Courts

Read why the greenwashing cases were dismissed and what you need to know about seeking consumer protection claims in New York State and New York City.

Decision in Age Discrimination Case Provides RIF Guidance for Employers

Read why a recent court ruling provides valuable guidance for employers who are planning to terminate employees as part of a reduction in force (RIF).

Federal Court Decision Sheds New Light on AI Training Data and Copyright Law

Learn more about Thomson Reuters v. Ross Intelligence and its implications for AI training data and copyright law. The decision is a significant development for companies building or deploying AI systems that rely on third-party content.

Landmark Ruling Reshapes Pharmaceutical Patent Litigation

A pivotal ruling in pharmaceutical patent litigation restricts Orange Book entries to active ingredients, raising antitrust litigation concerns for drug companies.

Lehigh Valley Health Network Agrees To Settle Class Action Over Ransomware Attack

Lehigh Valley Health Network settles a class action for $65 million after a ransomware attack exposed patient data, including sensitive medical records and images.