Litigation

Faint Praise For SEC’s Proposed Rule Changes

Critics say the deck is stacked against respondents in the SEC’s administrative court proceedings, and now the Commission is proposing […]

The U.S. Copyright Office has issued a clarification that exempts researchers and “white hat” hackers from some provisions of the […]

Data breaches at big retailers are now an old story, and in some cases indirect attack through a clueless vendor […]

The website of the Office of Federal Contracting Compliance Programs now includes a pocket card for employees, entitled “Requesting a […]

New amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure will take effect on December 1. An advisory from Arnold & […]

A lawyer who allegedly filed thousands of false claims on behalf of Vietnamese fisherman seeking damages after the BP oil […]

The Federal Circuit is showing too much deference to the Supreme Court’s flawed precedent on patent law, Gene Quinn, patent […]

Banks have largely “de-risked,” and the Office of Foreign Assets Control is now looking beyond banks to other …

A New York Times magazine article looks at a controversial practice that has been a minor factor in the personal […]

A judge in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Michigan has ruled that an attorney, who had […]