Litigation
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, reversing a district court in North Carolina, has sided with the EEOC and ruled […]
Some might say there is something intrinsically contradictory about a paid endorsement, while others would reply “Lighten up.” In any […]
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…
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.
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide whether federal courts can hear what a Virginia man says should be a class […]
With jury selection beginning this week on the criminal case of Dewey & LeBoeuf’s spectacular failure, the Wall Street Journal […]
Genetically engineered food is uncharted terrain not only in terms of environmental fallout, but also when it comes to potential […]
Though Anthony M. Kennedy and Antonin Scalia, both born in 1936 and both appointed by President Reagan, often join other […]
The SEC’s interest in cybersecurity began modestly enough in 2011 with letters requesting information, but it quickly moved to include […]
Fear of future injury hasn’t fared well as the basis for a claim when the injury is a medical problem […]
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