Litigation

A “Second Coming” For Public Nuisance Law?

A combative industry defense attorney unwinds against an old legal theory that he says is on the verge of making […]

Last year there were more patent lawsuits filed in the Eastern District of Texas than the next four judicial districts […]

Legal observer Mark Joseph Stern doubts that the Supreme Court will give much credence to a recent 9th Circuit ruling […]

Frederick Sperling, the Chicago attorney who won a jury verdict of $9 million against the (defunct) Dominick’s supermarket chain for […]

When it comes to intellectual property protection, U.S. fashion houses are at some disadvantage in relation to their European counterparts, […]

There is a specific path that investigations should follow in order to determine if misconduct allegations have merit.

New Yorker writer Kelefa Sanneh examines the evolution of the concept “diversity” and how it has been applied to institutions […]

With the recent addition of Justice Neil Gorsuch to the bench, employers are expected to prevail in the trio of […]

Leslie Abramson, once described in the Washington Post as a “fire-eating, mud-slinging, nuclear-strength pain in the legal butt,” is so […]

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and a group of banks filed suit in Texas on Sept. 29, in an 11th […]