Litigation

Billions On The Line In Gene-Editing Patent Case

This week the federal Patent Trial and Appeal Board dove into a biotech case that concerns the fate of billions […]

Trump Sued Author “To Make His Life Miserable”

Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump said he hopes to “open up” libel laws, to make it easier to sue news […]

Sharp Slap On The Wrist To Verizon Over “Supercookies”

The FCC has reached a settlement with Verizon Wireless over so-called “supercookies,” used to track consumer’s internet habits which were […]

“Stupid Patent” Award From Electronic Frontier Foundation

The Electronic Frontier Foundation gives its monthly booby prize in part with an eye toward shining a light on what […]

The First Three Months Of New Fed Rule 37 (e)

The first three months under the aegis of a new and closely watched federal rule are put under the microscope […]

Trends In “Follow-On” Litigation

A dam that burst in Brazil, a natural gas leak in a neighborhood near Los Angeles, and Volkswagen’s emissions software […]

Erin Andrews Wins $55M In Hotel Peeping Tom Case

In 2008, sportscaster Erin Andrews – then working for ESPN – was changing in a Nashville hotel room when a […]

Court: Change In The Market Wasn’t A “Force Majeure”

A cautionary tale about contract writing in a Michigan case, out of the solar power industry. A plaintiff argued that […]

“The Amicus Machine” Lobbies Supreme Court

Legal teams preparing for Supreme Court cases are coordinating judicial lobbying campaigns aimed at gathering amicus curiae briefs, a study […]

Judge: Immigrant Kids Can Defend Themselves In Court

“I have trained three-year-olds and four-year-olds in immigration law,” Judge Jack Weil, a Virginia-based judge responsible for training his peers, […]

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