Litigation

Supplier Agreements Should Include Patent Litigation Protection

By law, anyone who uses patented technology can be an infringer. That use can result in liability even when the […]

$10M Kardashian Video Game Suit Settled

Just Games Interactive has dropped its $10M lawsuit against Kris Jenner, claiming the hit game Kim Kardashian: Hollywood infringed on […]

Compliance And The Antitrust Division’s Leniency Program

The DOJ Antitrust Division’s leniency program provides benefits to companies that self-report a violation, or a possible violation, of antitrust […]

Was BigLaw Suicide Due To Job Stress or Antidepressant?

The widow of Stewart Dolin, a Reed Smith partner who in 2010 threw himself in front of a Chicago Transit […]

Insourcing, International Due Diligence And Data-Culling

In a Q&A, a look at trends in e-discovery and the adoption of e-discovery technologies by both in-house legal departments and law firms.

Re: The Case Of The $10 Million Comma

In the very first sentence of its opinion, the First Circuit Court of Appeals practically wrote the headline of this […]

Brexit Will Cause “Real Hardship” In EU Law

A European Union justice sub-committee has warned that many legal cases are likely to become more difficult after Brexit unless […]

Google Will Fight Warrant Over Search Results

An identity thief took to Google to find an image to use on a fake passport. The thief used that […]

When “Big Data” Takes A Vacation

Attorneys general and private attorneys in more than a dozen states have opened a new front in the battle against […]

Can FOIA Get To Private Emails?

What looked like a clear answer in a 2016 appeals court decision was qualified by a federal court earlier this […]

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