Litigation
New Jersey’s 2014 law attempting to legalize sports betting by partially repealing a prohibition against it was before a federal […]
After an army reservist got turned away from a shooting range in Oktaha, Oklahoma, he sued in federal court under […]
Writing in the Congress Blog, in the influential Washington publication The Hill, two economics professors see major problems in the […]
In January the SEC issued its first ever whistleblower award to an “outsider” – someone who was not an employee […]
At the same time that budgets are flat or increasing modestly, the job of legal departments keeps getting bigger and […]
Recipients of a legal hold memo don’t necessarily need to know what “misappropriation of trade secrets” means, or what court […]
Companies are advised not to become complacent about climate change and sustainability disclosure obligations, despite the fact there has been scant followup to a…
General Electric Company has saved millions by contesting local property tax assessments in several states. The company is said to have a large internal staff of tax experts, but also to retain tax-abatement specialist law firms…
Washington Post reporter Lydia DePillis, keying off a post in the SCOTUS blog, looks at the docket and sees a […]
In the 18 months since the shooting death of Michael Brown, Ferguson, Mo.’s court and police systems continue to violate […]
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