Litigation

SCOTUS Opinions Longer, Clearer, And Grumpier

A computer analysis of about 25,000 Supreme Court opinions has found that the writings from the Court have become increasingly […]

Death Penalty Opponent’s Memorial Highlights SCOTUS Arguments

In 1995, after 23 years serving on Washington state’s supreme court, Judge Robert Utter quit in protest of the death […]

SEIU, Franchisees, Strike An Unusual Alliance

A coalition of franchisee trade organizations has forged an alliance with the Service Employees International Union to push for legislation […]

Is SCOTUS Chief Justice Leaning Left?

A decade into his tenure, Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts is sticking to his stated goal of analyzing every […]

Inviting Employees To Lunch Isn’t Harassment, Texas High Court Rules

Texas’s highest court reversed an appeals court that had affirmed a nearly $1 million verdict for a San Antonio Water […]

Musicians Sue Filmmakers Over Foreign Recordings

The American Federation of Musicians has sued the three Hollywood entertainment companies for recording film scores outside the United States […]

Social Anxiety Disorder As Disability Under The ADA

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, reversing a district court in North Carolina, has sided with the EEOC and ruled […]

Cautionary Tale About An Endorsement That Went Awry

Some might say there is something intrinsically contradictory about a paid endorsement, while others would reply “Lighten up.” In any […]

Denied Trademark For “Slants,” Asian-American Rock Band Appeals

The band was denied a trademark on the grounds that its name is “disparaging,” and that decision was upheld by a Federal Circuit panel, but now…

Recent Developments In E-Discovery Case Law

Judge Peck sheds new light on the protocol for judicial review of technology assisted review, specifically on disclosure of the “seed set” used to train review software.

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