Litigation

Deadlocked SCOTUS Means States May Face Lawsuits In Other States

The Supreme Court ended in a 4-4 tie this week in a case where California officials are being charged in […]

Legal analytics is the process of mining data for patterns that can be used in both litigation strategy and business/management […]

Major telecom companies last year appealed the FCC’s net neutrality rules, which placed unprecedented rules on Internet providers. The result […]

When data is made publicly available on the internet, it can be considered “published” under the terms of a general […]

The right to workplace-related “concerted action,” as enshrined in the National Labor Relations Act, is being broadly interpreted by the […]

There is a lot of misinformation around North Carolina’s bill (HB2) to protect heterosexual children from the scourge of transgender […]

The same lawyers who targeted the “Happy Birthday” song, bringing it into the public domain, are now targeting the phrase […]

In March, a judge in the U. S. District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania issued a memo opinion […]

The 10th Circuit Court of Appeals has struck down a challenge to Utah’s ban on polygamy, based on a technicality. […]

In January the Supreme Court, in a split decision, held that defendant Campbell-Ewald did not do enough to moot plaintiff […]