Litigation

Country-Of-Origin Reg Slapped Down By WTO

The World Trade Organization has authorized Canada and Mexico to impose tariffs on U.S. agricultural products in retaliation for U.S. […]

Risk & Return In Burgeoning Renewable Energy Sector

The question of how attorneys can best balance risk and return, specifically in the rapidly developing renewable energy industry, where for a number of reasons it’s especially critical.

Electric Cars Could Spawn Personal Injury Claims

Quoting some alarming accident statistics, a law firm with a a strong plaintiff personal injury practice points out that a […]

Ex-Football Coach Sues USC

The University of Southern California failed to give former head football coach Steve Sarkisian the appropriate time off to seek […]

Two Dewey Execs Face Retrial

Two former Dewey & LeBoeuf LLP executives, whose first trial ended in a deadlock in October, will be retried, prosecutors […]

Nordstrom Pays $4M For Fake ‘Made In USA’ Label

Retail giant Nordstrom and denim manufacturer AG will pay out $4 million to settle a class action accusing them of […]

Drone Regulation In The Wings

Will there be a drone hanging from your Christmas stocking, or perhaps vice versa? As many as a million drones […]

NLRB Comes Down On Class Action Waivers

A Board administrative law judge has ruled employers may not require employees to agree to mandatory arbitration that includes class and collective action waivers, because such agreements…

A Guide To The Basics Of E-Discovery

The e-discovery software provider Exterro Inc. has released an interactive guide, starting with a history and moving to eight clear chapters on….

A Death Row Prisoner’s Fight For A Hip Replacement

His request has been turned down twice, but now his attorney has marshaled new evidence …

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