Litigation

Navy Files First Criminal Charges In “Fat Leonard” Scandal

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 […]

The presence of an in-house lawyer on a company’s “Termination Review Committee” was enough to render the committee’s deliberations privileged, […]