Litigation

Door Open To Bad-Faith Claims Against Insurers In Oregon

Door Open To Bad-Faith Claims Against Insurers In Oregon

According to an article by the Stoel Rives law firm, the ruling in Moody v. Oregon Community Credit Union expressly […]

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Argues Against Weakening 1692e

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Argues Against Weakening 1692e

Litigators and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau-regulated companies will be interested in an amicus brief filed by the CFPB in January. […]

Apple’s Lawsuit Against NSO Will Proceed

Apple’s Lawsuit Against NSO Will Proceed

On January 23 a federal judge in California ruled that NSO, an Israeli-based developer and purveyor of spyware, will have […]

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Employer Policies and Employee Personal Privileged Emails

Death, taxes, and employees sending personal emails via the employer’s email server. We know it happens despite policies preventing or […]

California Employers Lose A Litigation Tool

California Employers Lose A Litigation Tool

The California Supreme Court has ruled that state trial courts have no inherent authority to strike claims brought under California’s […]

SEC Staff Demanding Detailed Climate Risk Disclosure

SEC Staff Demanding Detailed Climate Risk Disclosure

The Securities and Exchange Commission’s staff isn’t waiting for its climate-related disclosure rules to be finalized before demanding detailed disclosures […]

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Turning Litigation Into a Profit Center: Key Takeaways From 2023 in Litigation Finance

Some general counsel are finding that litigation finance can help turn the legal function from a cost center to a […]

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Prioritizing Cyber Risk Ratings in the Wake of SEC Regulations and Evolving Threats

With increased Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulations, more cyber threats, and evolving technological exposures, all organizations must prioritize understanding […]

Eight Violations, $985 Million In OFAC Sanctions

Office of Foreign Assets Control Issues $985 Million In Sanctions

The Squire Patton Boggs firm’s Global Investigations and Compliance Review reports that the Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign […]

2024 In-House Counsel Litigation Trends

2024 In-House Counsel Litigation Trends

Norton Rose Fulbright’s 19th Annual Litigation Trends Survey indicates that the risks surrounding tech regulation, cybersecurity and AI are uppermost […]

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