Litigation

Women in Porn Dispute Win Copyright – And $12.7 Million

Twenty-two women who claim they were duped into participating in porn videos have won their case in California state court. […]

Just how wide is the reach of the California Consumer Protection Act? Could it apply to companies that only incidentally […]

With its growing and increasingly visible homeless population, Los Angeles has become a seat of contention over real estate development. […]

A former intern and later employee of Artforum, the distinguished contemporary art magazine, accused its former publisher of persistent sexual […]

Biometric technology is just “a natural outgrowth of how humans have always told each other apart,” according to one attorney […]

In 2016 Disney’s Fox unit sued Netflix after two Fox executives jumped ship. Netflix countersued alleging that the executives’ employment […]

Lawrence Hoskins had a good argument that the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act didn’t apply to him. He worked for a […]

In my column in the June/July 2014 issue of Today’s General Counsel Magazine, I called on the Antitrust Division to […]

Many companies, and not just in California, as of January 1 became subject to The California Consumer Privacy Act. Those […]

In the Northern District of Illinois, a court ruled that a company must produce privileged documents that an in-house attorney […]