Litigation

California Supreme Court Revives The Concept Of Usury

Lending law in California sets no cap on interest rates on loans over $2500, and the theory that rates might […]

DOJ Settles Turf Battle, Goes After Goldman Sachs

An investigation into the disappearance of about $4 billion from a huge Malaysian government investment fund, 1Malaysia Development Berhad, is […]

White Collar Prosecutions Down More Than 35 Percent

Monthly comparisons of the number of defendants charged with white collar crime-related offenses are down 6.3 percent from the same […]

Is Asbestos Litigation Breathing Its Last?

Hardly, but it appears to be on a downward trend, or possibly at “top of the bell curve” to be […]

Privilege Non-Waiver Sticks; GC Avoids Grand Jury

Most federal courts reject a “selective-waiver doctrine,” which means that waiver to one is waiver to all. But a recent […]

Chemical Manufacturer and Execs Face Texas Indictment

Arkema North America, CEO Richard Rowe, and the manager of its Crosby, Tex plant were indicted by a Harris County, […]

Developments In Corporate Litigation Finance

The process has become mainstream and there are now dozens of major funders operating worldwide. For them the next frontier is the …

Big Win For IBM’s IP Licensing Business

IBM, holder of more than 45,000 patents, pioneered the business of aggressively pursuing lawsuits against alleged infringers. Last year its […]

Chicago Co Tells Hawaiian Restaurants To Quit Using “Aloha”

Lawyers for a Chicago-based restaurant chain called Aloha Poke Co. have sent cease-and-desist letters to several restaurants, including some in […]

A TCPA Litigation Horror Story

Critics say that a law passed in 1991 ensnares legitimate businesses, while letting a plague of overseas scam phone calls, […]

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