Litigation
She started out suing companies like FedEx, American Airlines and Starbucks in wage and hour suits. But now she has […]
California mechanic Mark Towle, who was enjoined from creating Batmobile vehicles based on the Batman TV series and 1989 film, […]
Supreme Court dissents have no legal standing, but serve many purposes, Melvin I. Urofsky argues in his book, “Dissent and […]
A three-judge panel of a Pennsylvania appeals court found that Penn State’s then-general counsel, Cynthia Baldwin, violated attorney client privilege […]
In 1973, the Justice Department filed the largest federal housing discrimination suit ever at the time against the Trump firm, […]
A post from attorney John Hyman looks at a recent administrative law judge decision and finds cause for alarm. The […]
The Hebrew and Yiddish term “chutzpah” didn’t appear in a judicial opinion until 1972, but is now a go-to term […]
The Supreme Court bolstered class actions this week when it ruled that members of a potential class may continue to […]
Kathleen Kane, Pennsylvania’s attorney general, is fighting against the suspension of her law license in a bid to keep her […]
The Yates Memo, issued by DOJ in September of last year, requires federal prosecutors to focus their efforts on going […]
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