Litigation

Do Certified eDiscovery Skills Give Legal Teams an Edge?

The Far-Reaching Implications of the Google Antitrust Ruling

Read how the recent Google antitrust ruling could reshape the tech landscape, impacting the search engine marketplace and regulatory practices.

First Circuit Dismisses a Putative Class Action Over Clinical Trials

Learn about the putative class action and how the plaintiffs’ failure to prove scienter.

Case Shows Mid-Managers Can Be Liable Under Fair Labor Standards Act

Read how mid-level managers can have individual liability for Fair Labor Standards Act violations.

California, Online Gaming Company Settle Children’s Privacy Lawsuit

Learn about why the California officials settled the children’s privacy lawsuit involving a mobile app game.

Texas Court Enjoins Wage Requirement Changes to the Davis-Beacon Act

Delve into why the court opposes the Department of Labor’s proposed expansion of wage requirements to the Davis-Beacon Act.

Singapore Provides Lessons for US Companies on Fiduciary Duties for Directors

Learn about a verdict out of Singapore that carries significant implications for United States-based corporations about fiduciary duties for directors in the United States.

Understanding the Difference Between Data Retention and Data Preservation

The Growing Legal Perils for Chief Information Security Officers

Chief information security officers face unprecedented legal risks. Learn how to navigate scrutiny and avoid being targeted in the fallout of a cyberattack.

Understanding Rule 506(c) and What it Means for Issuers and Investors

California Amends Private Attorneys General Act

Read why amendments to California’s controversial Private Attorneys General Act were called a win for labor and business.

The Challenge to Non-Compete Laws: What You Need to Know

Texas Court Challenges FTC’s Employment Noncompete Ban

Learn more about the Texas court’s challenge to the FTC’s employment noncompete ban and how employers should prepare for compliance by September 4.

Federal Class Action Against Walmart Revived By Seventh Circuit

The Seventh Circuit Court recently reviewed a class action against Walmart and pricing issues that might yield hundreds of millions in illicit profits.