Litigation

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 […]

Public Reprimand For Judge Who Shamed Domestic Violence Victim

A Florida judge will be publicly reprimanded because she berated a victim of domestic abuse in court. The Florida Supreme […]

Law Firms Sue Donald Sterling Over Clippers Battle

Two law firms claims that Donald Sterling, former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers, owes them more than $271,000 related […]

In A First, SEC Fines Morgan Stanley $1 Million For Cybersecurity Lapse

According to the SEC, Morgan Stanley violated the “Safeguards Rule” by failing to prevent an employee from downloading customer information he was not supposed to have access to.

New Trial For Podcast Subject

A Circuit Judge in Baltimore has vacated the murder conviction of Adnan Syed, whose trial was the subject of the […]

Mississippi Still Fighting Civil Rights

A district court judge blocked a Mississippi bill that would have allowed private citizens and some public officials professing  “sincere” […]

Password Sharing Can Be Criminal

A former employee who hacked his old company using another worker’s password can be charged under the 1986 Computer Fraud […]

Disgruntled Republican Takes Trump Hate To Court

A federal judge in Virginia will hear a lawsuit brought by a Republican delegate who does not want to cast […]

EEOC Investigating Ageism At Google

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has launched an investigation into accusations of age discrimination at Google, a charge the search […]

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