Litigation

Appeals Court: Union Leafleting OK In “Mixed-Use” Hallway

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld an NLRB ruling that the entrance hallway at the DHL Express main hub […]

Brooklyn U.S. attorneys have tried to find a way around attorney-client privilege to prove a former pharmaceutical company CEO and […]

After 10 years on the bench, Justice Samuel Alito has emerged as the Supreme Court’s most ideological conservative. Unlike Chief […]

In a recent survey of corporate information security practitioners, 93 percent of companies perceived people to be the biggest weakness […]

Barring an unlikely burst of wordy curiosity, sometime this month the Supreme Court will celebrate an unusual anniversary: the tenth […]

More than half of major companies are currently engaged in class litigation, and about 10 percent of overall litigation spending […]

With the Supreme Court about to hear its first major abortion case in nearly a decade, 113 female attorneys have […]

Delaware’s Chancery Court will be “increasingly vigilant” about not signing off on merger litigation that looks to benefit only the […]

In a custody case wherein a father was unable to locate a current address for his ex-wife and the mother […]

Ammon Bundy and a group of other protesters were arrested, and one fatally shot, this week after more than a […]