Litigation

When Employees Take Information Without Permission

The circuits are split on the question of whether employers can use the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) to […]

Glock Divorce Case Threatens Gun Secrets

While their divorce case rages on in Austria, a U.S. court is hearing a racketeering case filed by Gaston Glock’s […]

Disappointing Box Office No Fraud, Appeals Court Rules

Investors who were disappointed that films they funded performed poorly at the box office cannot sue for fraud, the Second […]

Did JPMorgan Trump Up Charges Against Whistleblower?

A former broker in an Arizona branch of JPMorgan says he was fired for refusing to push pricey JPMorgan financial […]

SCOTUS Deals Class Actions Major Blow

The Supreme Court this week voted 6-to-3 to strike down efforts by DirecTV customers to band together in a class […]

Juror’s Lust Jeopardizes Trial

A Toronto defense attorney says that a recently convicted defendant in a drug case might have grounds for an appeal […]

Non-Disclosure Agreements, Trade Secrets and Lawsuits

Blogging on the Duane Morris Institute site, Jennifer A. Kearns writes about the legal issues involved when employees, most often […]

Bush v. Gore, “The Voldemort of Supreme Court Decisions”

Some federal courts are using the infamous 2000 Supreme Court ruling in Bush v. Gore to fight for a uniform […]

Second Circuit Rules Against IRS

Companies and financial institutions that consult on legal issues and share confidential information in the process do not have to […]

How “Facts On The Ground” Can Determine Employer Liability

Two recent decisions in the Third Circuit Court of Appeals adopted “fact-sensitive and multi-factor inquiries, rather than articulating bright line […]

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