Litigation
Plaintiffs are claiming that websites are also public spaces and need to be accessible, by way of such things as captions or audio descriptions. This has proven to be a grey area…
An article in ProPublica documents numerous instances in which the U.S. Supreme Court, in matters ranging from trivial to momentous, […]
Thanks to an obscure provision in a budget bill passed at the end of the Obama administration, the DOJ doesn’t […]
Revelations about film mogul Harvey Weinstein, and with it a growing awareness that sexual harassment may be deeply ingrained in […]
The Equifax breach has prompted a number of states to launch investigations of the company and has triggered enforcement actions […]
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, […]
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