Litigation

DA Says Day Care Workers Locked Up For Sexual Abuse Are Innocent

No evidence was ever found to support three children’s 1992 claims that Dan and Fran Keller videotaped sex with children, […]

An active-duty commander has been formally charged by the Navy with heading up a massive fraud scheme. The Navy has […]

Attorney General Jeff Sessions, one of President Trump’s earliest supporters, is the latest member of the administration to retain a […]

Civil forfeiture has been a lucrative revenue source for law enforcement in some U.S. jurisdictions for decades, surviving a drumbeat […]

In crises ranging from a cyber breach to allegations of bribery, companies have become increasingly reliant on third party forensic […]

In the last three years, nearly 700 witnesses and informants have been threatened, wounded, or killed, leading the federal judiciary […]

A 2008 North Carolina law preventing registered sex offenders from accessing social media sites violates the First Amendment, the U.S. […]

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office cannot deny trademarks they deem “disparaging,” the Supreme Court ruled this week. The Court […]

First, his clients watched Kentucky lawyer Eric Conn flee the country to avoid sentencing in a fraud scheme. Then they […]

The Supreme Court has again ruled to limit plaintiff venue-shopping, ruling that state courts cannot hear claims against companies that […]