Litigation

Website Accessability Standards On Hold, But Lawsuits Aren’t

May 23, 2016

The Department of Justice has delayed its Notice of Proposed Rulemaking regarding state and local government websites accessibility for persons […]

Internet Screenshots Admissible As Evidence, Judge Rules

May 19, 2016

An archived version of a website may be submitted as evidence to prove unauthorized use of a trademark online, after […]

Nude Actresses And The Rule Of Reason

May 19, 2016

The Supreme Court may have finally found a case it will consider. The issue is the NCAA’s request for a […]

Lawyer Sues “Lazy and Incompetent Young Adults” Who Criticized His Firm

May 19, 2016

After numerous scathing comments about his law firm appeared on an online forum. a California trial attorney filed a defamation […]

Sugary Drink Ads To Get Warning Label In SF

May 19, 2016

An attempt by the American Beverage Association to halt the requirement for a health warning on all outdoor soft drink […]

Trade Secret Protection, U.S. And Europe

May 18, 2016

Law professor and blogger Dennis Crouch looks at similarities and differences in an area of IP law that’s been going […]

SCOTUS On Track For Lightest Docket In 70 Years

May 18, 2016

The Supreme Court’s hesitancy to take on new cases in the wake of Justice Antonin Scalia’s death in February – […]

Legal Caped Crusader “Excuseman” Charged With Theft

May 18, 2016

A Chicago lawyer who for years played a self-styled hero called “Excuseman” in videos on YouTube has been charged with […]

Does A Free App Get Privacy Protection?

May 17, 2016

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

What To Do About Cyber-Defamation

May 17, 2016

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

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