Litigation

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 […]

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

A longtime investor has filed suit against Silicon Valley startup Palantir, claiming the company has routinely misled shareholders and kept […]

The Justice Department has issued a 47-count indictment against two Russian operatives and one notorious Russian hacker for perpetrating one […]

In commercial contract negotiations, arbitration clauses are often an afterthought thrown into the mix during the 11th hour and receiving […]

Congress should enact a law creating more than sixty new permanent judgeships, the Judicial Conference of the United States wrote […]

Standard Innovations, the Canadian manufacturer of We-Vibe, a line of vibrators that pair with an app for remote use, has […]

Law professor John C. Coffee Jr. finds little to recommend in a class action reform bill proposed by Representative Bob […]

A 1964 civil rights law does not protect workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation, a three-judge panel of the 11th […]

A federal court in Los Angeles has dismissed a case alleging Nestle and Cargill are liable for mistreatment of enslaved […]