Litigation
The court dismissed an antitrust class action against competing hotels, ruling that using the same software doesn’t prove collusion in a price-fixing conspiracy.
When businesspeople have a conflict, and cannot resolve it with their counterparts, positions can quickly calcify. Learn why you should pursue mediation first.
Learn more about a Texas court ruling that challenges OSHA’s use of Administrative Law Judges, calling it unconstitutional and granting employers new leverage in compliance disputes.
Read why the Federal Circuit found a district court abused its discretion by failing to justify the attorneys’ fees award.
Read why strict, inflexible deposition limits in an arbitration agreement may be unenforceable if they prevent adequate discovery.
Learn how The Fearless Fund case sets a precedent on race-based grantmaking for the Eleventh District. Similar cases are making their way through other jurisdictions.
Delta sues CrowdStrike for $500M over July’s IT outage, sparking debate on vendor accountability and cybersecurity negligence in critical infrastructure.
The Ninth Circuit has refused to reevaluate a bank preemption case remanded by the US Supreme Court. Read why financial institutions are uncertain about compliance with California’s requirements
Discover why a judge in California denied the defendant’s motion for a new trial in a novel SEC case that involves allegations of “shadow trading” shares in a competing company.
A federal judge’s sex scandal and resignation have prompted scrutiny of US Attorney S. Lane Tucker, who prosecuted the cases the judge ruled on.
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