Litigation

How Financial Services Can Avoid Mass Arbitration Risk

A new trend by plaintiff attorneys is increasing mass arbitration risk for the financial services industry. Find out how.

Spoliation Risk With Ephemeral Messaging Platforms

According to the DOJ, there is a spoliation risk with ephemeral messaging applications which are “designed to hide evidence.”

Delaware Supreme Court Reverses Chancery On “Squeeze Out”

Read more about how the Delaware Supreme Court reversed the Court of Chancery in a case challenging a squeeze-out merger.

Statutory Trusts Subject To Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Jurisdiction

The Court found that statutory trusts used for securitizations are considered “covered persons” and subject to Consumer Financial Protection Bureau jurisdiction.

Domestic Founders Of Foreign Firm To Face Class Action

A New York Federal District court ruled the founders of BitMEX, a cryptocurrency exchange must go to trial in a class action.

It’s Time to End Baseball’s Antitrust Exemption

Read why baseball’s long-standing antitrust exemption should come to an end.

Private Equity’s Role in Healthcare Is Under Antitrust Scrutiny

Read why the US Department of Justice, Federal Trade Commission, and Health and Human Services are evaluating the effect of private equity’s role in healthcare.

SEC Climate Regulation Rules Paused

The landscape concerning the SEC climate regulation rules is rapidly evolving, with several legal challenges in process. Learn more about how their outcomes can affect litigation.

Courts Issue Sanctions for Failure to Preserve Text Messages

A recent ruling by the 9th Circuit in the case of Jones v. Riot Hospitality Group, LLC highlights court penalties for failure to preserve text messages.