Litigation

CFPB Target Wins Right To Keep Name Private

A business identified as “John Doe Co” in a probe by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has won the right […]

Salman v. U.S. addresses uncertainty about the definition of “personal benefit” as a necessary element to establish a case of insider trading.

All seven Supreme Court justices who spoke during a death penalty case argued this week were outraged at expert witness […]

The Supreme Court this week was hesitant to cut back on the government’s power to prosecute insider trading cases, even […]

A former attorney has the green light to sue the federal government for monitoring his and other people’s communications. A […]

In two separate lawsuits filed in the Eastern District of Texas, the Department of Labor is being sued over its […]

The court told a plaintiff physician, who was pleading defamation and discrimination after a health care provider revoked his privileges […]

A jury in Florida state court, while denying a request for punitive damages, awarded $6.4 million in compensatory damages to […]

Costco owes jeweler Tiffany & Co. $7.5 million after it failed to convince a federal jury in New York that […]

The government too frequently turns to subpoenas and gag orders when asking technology companies for information, say Silicon Valley firms. […]