Litigation

Wright Brothers Were Pioneers In IP Litigation

After the success of their first design for a flying machine, the Wright Brothers stopped focusing on improvements and put […]

Are Spoof Victims Covered By Computer Fraud Insurance?

Spoofing, sometimes known as “payment instruction fraud,” typically involves a phony invoice or an instruction to wire funds to an […]

Vetting Laterals

A rundown of recent cases that made headlines and some expert advice on how to avoid problems. “The decision to […]

Catfight In Hollywood

The fabled Hollywood hotel Chateau Marmont has sent a cease and desist letter to a cats-only grooming and boarding service […]

Proposed Law A Game-Changer For IoT Security

Taking a backdoor approach to a looming cybersecurity problem, legislation proposed by a bipartisan group of senators would impose significant […]

Finding An E-Discovery Smoking Gun

In e-discovery, you never know where you’re going to find the proverbial smoking gun. It could be in a smartphone […]

Farmer Wins $4.5 Million In Stray Voltage Case

A state court in Wisconsin has awarded $4.5 million to a dairy farmer who claimed stray voltage from the Xcel […]

750,000 Page Document Dump Prompts Plaintiffs To Drop Suit

The investment trusts that sued asset manager First Eagle Investment filed to dismiss the action with prejudice, citing their inability […]

Age Discrimination Said To Be Pervasive, Hard To Prove

“Once layoffs were done by reverse seniority,” notes one economics professor, but the age of “last in, first out” is […]

Justice Kennedy’s Retirement Not Imminent, Says Grassley

Sen Chuck Grassley, Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, says his expectations of another vacancy on the Supreme Court this […]

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