Litigation

Litigator Embroiled In $100M Art Mystery

Pierce O’Donnell – a prominent Los Angeles litigator who played a role in the sale of the L.A. Clippers and […]

Judge Grudge Overturns Murder Conviction

While on trial for murder, Vincent Tatum had an alibi provided by his employer, a plumbing contractor. Prosecutors said the […]

Court: An Obsolete Claim Is False Advertising

The claim by Dyson Inc. was arguably true when they said it (“twice the suction of any other vacuum” ), […]

Supreme Court’s First Design Patent Case In 100 Years

The Supreme Court this week will hear Apple v. Samsung, its first design patent lawsuit in more than a century. […]

Backpage.com CEO Arrested On Pimping Charges

Backpage.com, an online classifieds site that allows users to post escort ads, was raided by dozens of law enforcement officers […]

Avoiding ADA Public Accommodation Lawsuits For The Holidays

Anticipating the approaching retail sales season, a post from Perkins Coie looked at the prospects for American with Disabilities Act […]

Computer Fraud Law Used To Shield Online Discrimination

The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act is being used to stifle investigations of online discrimination, according to an article in […]

Electing Judges Bad For LGBTQ Community, Democracy

A new study shows that elected judges are less likely to rule in favor of gay rights than their appointed […]

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 […]

Two Major Securities Cases For SCOTUS

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

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