Litigation

Brevity Not The Soul Of Writ, Argue Long-Winded Lawyers

When federal appellate judges rallied behind a proposal to slash the lengths of filings by 1,500 words, many lawyers spoke […]

Lyle Jeffs, brother of the imprisoned prophet of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, disappeared June 18, […]

“It’s a moment every general counsel dreads. Out of the blue, an employee walks into your office, closes the door, and…

The Supreme Court begins a new term this week, still with the vacancy left by the late Justice Antonin Scalia, […]

A medical testing lab is challenging the FTC’s enforcement action following the Commission’s determination that the lab had been lax […]

Wells Fargo will be taking back $41 million in compensation from embattled chairman and CEO John G. Stumpf, who recently […]

A growing number of judges are asking to see less senior attorneys representing matters in their courtrooms. Many see the […]

Vivendi will have to pay about $50 million in damages after a U.S. appeals court upheld a ruling accusing the […]

The Chicago Cubs and Major League Baseball (MLB) are seeking a court order that will allow law them to work […]

It’s important to keep the attorney-client privilege in mind routinely, not just when litigation arises. By then, if mistakes have […]