Litigation

NLRB Playing Catch-Up Since Supreme Court Ruling

The high court’s ruling that President Obama’s recess appointments were invalid has forced the National Labor Relations Board to revisit […]

“COMES NOW the writer” is the tongue-in-cheek opening to an intriguing article about uniformity vs. creativity in the practice of law.

Lawyers for UPS must file new, shorter and more plainspoken pleadings after a federal judge in Manhattan tossed their “behemoth” […]

The registrar that controls the domain name “sucks” will sell it to a company that would like to own it […]

Hillary Clinton’s failure to use an official government email to conduct business while serving as Secretary of State has given […]

A case that underscores the distinction between trade dress for product design and trade dress for services associated with a […]

After private conversations with U.S. government officials, in which a New York judge was told a defamation case might unearth […]

The Supreme Court this week agreed to take DirecTV’s appeal of a ruling that would allow customers contesting the imposition […]

One sector, life sciences, stands out as a target of securities fraud class actions in 2014, according to a study […]

Though the FCC’s new rules are months away from being implemented, two lawsuits were filed this week on net neutrality. […]