Litigation

Does A Free App Get Privacy Protection?

The First Circuit, reversing a lower court dismissal, found that the way Gannett exploited its free USA Today video app […]

It’s easy to do and very difficult to counter. Attorney Jonathan R. Tung looks at cyber defamation, “the tech tort […]

To call this an unsettled area of employment law would be an understatement. Not only is the law unsettled, it […]

White male lawyers benefit disproportionately from the Supreme Court system of, once or twice a term, asking a lawyer to […]

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts’ 2012 vote to side with the majority and save the Affordable Care Act led […]

The legal reasoning behind the Obama Administration’s push to assert transgender rights under equal rights laws is likely to win […]

Possibly because they were on top of a music industry that was undergoing profound changes, The Beatles were involved in […]

In a speech before the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals Chief Justice John Roberts explained what he thinks is most […]

The pork producer trade group, the National Pork Producers Council’s (NPPC), was granted its request to intervene in a festering […]

The theft of trade secrets may be the biggest transfer of wealth in history and likely costs U.S. innovators $300 […]