Litigation

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 …

Fair Use Dispute In News Clip Case

The Second Circuit Court of Appeals will consider whether TVEyes, a TV and radio clipping service, has the right to […]

Sleeper Pollution Problem Could Hit Garment Industry

The problem of plastic pollution in the oceans, from micro-particles to plastic bags on up, has been well documented and […]

SCOTUS: Woman Injured In Austria Can’t Sue U.S. Company

The Supreme Court this week ruled that a woman who bought a Eurail pass from a Massachusetts company cannot sue […]

Ex-Troll Returns, Wearing White Hat & Targeting Drug Companies

Erich Spangenberg, who has been called a notorious patent troll, and J. Kyle Bass, who made his fortune as a […]

Porngate Gets Special Prosecutor

The former attorney general of Maryland will investigate charges that officials in Pennsylvania’s office of attorney general exchanged pornographic emails […]

Former Sony Exec, Accused Of Stealing $90 Mouse, Sues Over Hack

One year after the infamous Sony hack, at a time when a major class action involving thousands of current and […]

Roberts Unexpected Ally For Abused Employee

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts this week was an unexpected voice in defense of a former U.S. Postal Service […]

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