Litigation

150 Workers Injured At Hudson Yards

When four workers at New York’s sprawling Hudson Yards development project were injured in a scaffold collapse a few weeks […]

Ninth Circuit Rules Against Mandatory Arbitration In California

A five year old class action alleging that AT&T used deceptive and unfair trade practices by marketing its mobile service […]

Corporate Titans Battle Over Section 230

A section of the Communications Decency Act of 1996 largely protects companies from liability arising from what appears on the […]

Hacked Law Firm Sued For Malpractice By Chinese Client

A Chinese businessman and political dissident who had retained a Detroit law firm to help with his asylum claim has […]

Wrist Slap For Newsweek Owner and Christian Media CEO

Etienne Uzac, a former co-owner of IBT Media and Newsweek, and William Anderson, the former CEO of Christian Media Corporation […]

Is This The Golden Age Of White Collar Crime?

Indeed it is, according to an investigative journalist who attended a so-called Offshore Alert conference, versions of which occur several times a year in some “key offshore jurisdictions”….

Economic Espionage Charges Dropped Against Tech Employees

Two fitness tech companies, FitBit and Jawbone, went head to head over the past decade. Jawbone debuted its fitness bracelet […]

Win For Amazon In Giant Defense Contract Dispute

The Court of Federal Claims has ordered the Pentagon to stop work on its cloud computing contract with Microsoft, a […]

Dershowitz And Boies Trade Defamation Suits

Weeks after being sued for defamation by attorney David Boies for calling his firm “the law firm of extortion, subornation […]

Scattershot Regulation Of Biometrics

Advances in biometrics technology are rapidly finding their way into many industries – automotive, travel, security, health care, insurance and […]

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