Litigation

In Google Antitrust Cases, Europe Looks To Shape Competition Law

Google will begin to respond this week to accusations from the European Commission that it has hamstrung competitors and limited […]

How Gov’t Lawyers Bungled Oregon Occupiers Case

The basics of the case were cut and dried: seven defendants were caught on camera taking over and occupying an […]

FCC: Broadband Providers Will Need Permission To Gather Customer Data

The Federal Communications Commission, in a party-line 3 to 2 vote, decided to require broadband providers to get permission before […]

Small Fraternity Of Lawyers For Police Shooting Victims

Justin Bamberg is a 29-year-old personal injury attorney who serves in the South Carolina House of Representatives. He has also […]

Sexist, Racist Gap In Personal Injury Awards

In a case that sums up an ethical dilemma, the settlement for a male fetus killed in a car accident […]

“I Am Very Biased”: Juror Swap Precedes Acquittal

The jury spent five weeks hearing a case about a 41-day takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge by anti-government […]

Cruz Cites “Precedent” For Eight Justice Supreme Court

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) told reporters this week, “There is certainly long historical precedent for a Supreme Court with fewer […]

Wrestling Lawsuit “Shamelessly” Plagiarizes NFL Concussion Suit

A lawsuit filed by 53 former professional wrestlers against World Wrestling Entertainment bore a striking resemblance to one filed against […]

When Terms Of Use Are A Can Of Worms

For a company that needs to formulate its terms-of-use, there is a tradeoff between between browsewrap and clickwrap. An article […]

Intel Spars With McAfee Over Use Of His Name

John McAfee and the Intel corporation are in court in the Southern District of New York in a dispute over […]

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