Litigation

Cost Of Cooperation With DOJ Just Increased

The DOJ, in its “Principles of Federal Prosecution of Business Organizations,” asserts that “for a company to receive any consideration […]

In 2016 the accreditation section of the American Bar Association placed the Charlotte School of Law on probation, claiming it […]

Accused movie producer Harvey Weinstein argues that Federal Insurance Co, a Chubb subsidiary, is obligated to defend and indemnify him […]

According to a ruling by an SEC administrative law judge, Raymond J. Lucia and his namesake investment firm made misleading […]

A New York state judge has refused to dismiss the claims by eight New York counties against major opioid manufacturers. […]

There are some major lawsuits underway against Equifax, the consumer data clearinghouse that was hacked last year resulting in stolen […]

According to a law professor at Temple University, the confidential agreement Tesla is requiring 3000 laid-off employees to sign in […]

A law firm that served liquor to employees as an enticement to get them to work longer hours was not […]

Last February the U.S. Supreme Court threw out an anti-retaliation suit brought by a former employee who was fired after […]

The General Counsel of the U.S. House of Representatives, Thomas Hungar, is asking a federal judge in Arizona to dismiss a […]