Litigation

Judge Peck Says “Not There Yet” For Technology Assisted Review

U.S. Magistrate Judge Andrew J. Peck of the Southern District of New York, whose rulings have been instrumental in shaping […]

Recent SEC enforcement actions against companies that have overreached in their employment agreements prompt DLA Piper attorneys to revisit a […]

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has proposed a rule that would ban class-action waivers in financial contracts, laying out its […]

When she gets an unsolicited pitch call, she carefully documents…

A jury in California has awarded $15 million in punitive damages to an elderly woman who was lured into a […]

The international law firm Sedgwick, sued by a partner over alleged gender pay inequality, maintains that the case is subject […]

Could a court force removal? Probably not. But limiting activity that could be construed as “a commercial endeavor” is another […]

In a lawsuit filed in the Northern District of Texas, several employer groups have sued OSHA over the drug policy […]

Recent precedents and government investigations that implicate individual corporate executives, including a Fifth Circuit ruling that…

Children, the judge said, figure out that if you get a drink without ice, you get more of the drink…