Litigation

Dead War Correspondent’s Family Sues Syrian Regime

Heirs of war correspondent Marie Colvin have filed a civil law suit against Bashar al-Assad and other Syrian officials, claiming […]

Investigations With No Charges Is Nothing New For Hillary

In 1998 prosecutors agonized about whether to bring charges against First Lady Hillary Clinton. The questions then – shifting explanations, […]

Prop 65 Preempted By TSCA Rewrite? Don’t Count On It

Business groups welcomed the recent rewrite of the Toxic Substances Control Act because it included a number of preemption provisions, but it…

Uber Busted For Spying On Lawyers

A judge in a potential class action against Uber has said that the ride-sharing firm’s move to hire an independent […]

Hyperloop One Execs Sue, Claiming Abuse

One of the co-founders of Hyperloop One, a speed train startup, as well as several former executives, are suing the […]

Trump Daughter In Shoe Infringement Litigation

Italian shoe maker Aquazzura Italia, SRL has sued Ivanka Trump and her company, IT Collection LLC, in the Southern District […]

Paul Hornung Sues Helmet Maker Over “Failure To Warn”

Hall of fame running back Paul Hornung, whose career goes all the way back to Notre Dame and a time […]

Standing Is Key Issue In Cyber Lawsuits

District Courts have traditionally dismissed consumer lawsuits for data breach on the grounds that plaintiffs could not allege or prove […]

Former Lawyer Wants To Marry Laptop, Undermine Gay Rights

One man’s attempt to overturn same-sex marriage has led him to apply to marry his laptop in three separate states. […]

SEC’s In-House Courts Battered, But Still Intact

A proposal by the chairman of the House Financial Services Committee would, if enacted into law, move most SEC enforcement […]

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