Litigation

Decision-Making After A Breach

July 20, 2015

Chris Pogue from Nuix runs down a list of seven key decisions a company will need to make after it […]

Scalia's Sarcasm Bad Influence, Says Prof

July 20, 2015

Students have been turning in briefs “laced with derision and ad hominem barbs,” according to UC-Irvine School of Law professor […]

$60M Settlement Between NCAA and College Athletes

July 20, 2015

College athletes whose names, images, or likenesses were used by video-game maker Electronic Arts may collect $60 million after a […]

Startups Nervous After Uber Ruling in CA

July 20, 2015

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

Judge Calls for Rethinking Student Loan Bankruptcy Standard

July 20, 2015

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

DOL Clarifies "Independent Contractor"

July 20, 2015

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

Same-Sex Ruling Took Justice Kennedy Six Days to Write

July 16, 2015

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

Sports Bars Slap Antitrust Lawsuit on NFL and DirecTV

July 16, 2015

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

"Free Trials" And Unwanted Renewals Draw FTC Action In CA

July 16, 2015

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

GM Could Lose Attorney-Client Privilege In Ignition Lawsuits

July 15, 2015

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

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