Litigation

The Next Targets Of The U.S. Sanctions Office

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 […]

Several phrases have become terms of art in disability discrimination law, and employers who don’t understand them risk failing to […]

A panel of Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals judges has upheld the two-year sentence handed down on felon Ramon Ochoa, […]

Barring unforeseen events, as of July 2016, three sitting Supreme Court Justices will be 80 years old, or older. As […]

Trump International Hotels recently became the latest target of a major data breach class action lawsuit, joining – among others […]

An FCC order earlier this year, regarding the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, could have some unintended consequences. What the FCC […]

Alleged serial rapist Bill Cosby has replaced Martin D. Singer, an attorney noted for representing celebrities, in two civil suits […]

The North Carolina Court of Appeals has found that crying is not considered protected as confidential communication between spouses. In […]