Litigation

The Next Citizens United?

Conservative lawyer Jim Bopp, the man who propelled Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission to open the floodgates of cash […]

Sotomayor Sparks Citation Debate With Google Link

In a scathing dissent regarding police searches this week, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor inspired conversation about minorities subjected to […]

Time To Strengthen IP Injunctive Relief?

Apple’s iPhone woes in China suggest that it’s time for U.S. courts and legislators to make it easier for a […]

The “Sampling” Conundrum Hits The Circuit Courts

Sampling in music – defined as the reuse, generally but not always with alterations , of brief snippets of sound […]

Starbucks Can’t Dodge Underfilled Latte Lawsuits

A federal judge has refused to dismiss a California suit against Starbucks that accuses the coffee mega-chain of giving customers […]

SCOTUS Upholds Patent Challenges

The Supreme Court voted unanimously to uphold the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s review procedures, which were challenged by a […]

Litigation Guidelines Shouldn’t Undercut Policy Holder

When corporations buy insurance to get coverage for settlements, judgments and the cost of defense, they expect robust representation, but […]

First Wrongful Death Suit For Marijuana

The manufacturer of a marijuana confection in Colorado has been sued, in what the Los Angeles Times is calling the […]

Under Criticism, Uber Lawyer Cuts Fees In Half

The lead lawyer in an Uber drivers class action, whose proposed $84 million settlement with the company has been criticized […]

Trump Skips Payments To Lawyers, Hundreds Of Others

There are more than 3,500 pending lawsuits against Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, and at least 60 of them concern […]

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