Litigation

Still Waiting For An FCPA Super Bowl

The Supreme Court missed a chance to resolve an important question of terminology in the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. The […]

SCOTUS Cracking Down On Disruptive Protests

A group of activists protesting the Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United decision have received stiffer-than-usual penalties. Five people from the […]

Concealed Carry Laws And Employer Liability

Concealed weapons can legally be carried in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The liability implications for businesses […]

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European Regulators, With a Big Stick, Eye U.S. Tech Giants

European regulators continue to scrutinize the biggest U.S. tech companies for possible antitrust and privacy violations, the New York Times […]

“Reckless” Rolling Stone Story Target Of Fraternity Lawsuit

A report released this week found that Rolling Stone’s story, “A Rape on Campus,” released last year and since retracted, […]

San Diego Unprepared For Zombies, Says Plaintiff

A woman who was hit by a car during last year’s comic book convention has sued the city of San […]

The Insurance Company “Float” As Incentive To Deny Claims

In many states, insurance companies get what amounts to a cheap loan at the policy holder’s expense, because only nominal pre-judgement interest is added to the recovery.

SEC Targets Employer’s Anti-Whistleblower Agreement

The SEC has taken its first enforcement action targeting an employment agreement that the agency says improperly restricted whistleblowing. The […]

NJ Backs Off On A Double Message For Merchants

A recently signed law in New Jersey will relieve merchants from an obligation to collect personal data from gift card […]

Transferred Text Messages Bring A Dismissal, And A Lawsuit

When an Anheuser-Busch employee Victor Nascimento was issued a new iPhone, his old one got transferred to another employee. Nascimento’s […]

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