Litigation

Jury Still Out On Predictive Coding

In the world of e-discovery, they are sometimes equated, but there is a distinction between technology-assisted review (TAR) and predictive […]

Two cases may have contributed to Supreme Court Chief Justice John Robert’s apparent shift to the left over the last […]

Reports that an algorithm can outperform legal scholars at accurately predicting the outcome of Supreme Court cases are largely exaggerated, […]

The FCC’s Net Neutrality rules have gone into effect, after a federal appeals court refused to place a stay on […]

Most people are aware that messages on their mobile devices can be collected, along with their time stamps, but the […]

The New York Times reports that the general counsels of both EBay and PayPal have received letters from the New […]

A $5 million lawsuit against BBC America’s “Orphan Black” television show will be heard in California. Plaintiff Stephen Hendricks had […]

Nike Inc. has settled a lawsuit it filed against three former shoe designers, who it claimed had stolen secrets and […]

Today’s General Counsel columnist Jeffery Cross looks at one of the most misunderstood and potentially troublesome federal rules of civil […]

Fallout from Costeja v. Google, and some similar cases, is significant for businesses world-wide.