Litigation

Startups Nervous After Uber Ruling in CA

Estimates are that as many as one in 10 independent contractors in the U.S. now work under something resembling the […]

Recently some judges and courts have signaled that the rigid bankruptcy standard applied to student loan debt should be reconsidered. […]

Last week the Department of Labor issued new guidance on how to determine whether a worker is an employee or […]

It took six days to write the ruling that guaranteed gays and lesbians the right to marry, said Supreme Court […]

The NFL’s $12 billion deal with DirecTV to be the only provider of all out-of-market games for bars and restaurants […]

In the Central District of California, a slew of skincare product companies and a number of individuals had their assets […]

Plaintiff attorneys are asking the court to invoke the co-called “crime fraud” exception to attorney client privilege in the ignition […]

A small competitor of tech giant 3M has sued the company, claiming malicious prosecution, antitrust violations and unfair competition. Plaintiff […]

The saga of gun mogul Gaston Glock and his former allies turned enemies has taken another turn. His former general […]

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled that unionized workers in a labor dispute couldn’t […]