Litigation

Yes, Physical Presence Can Be Essential To A Job

A closely-watched EEOC case, recently decided by the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals, will be “music to the ears of employers…

Lead In Baby Food Passes Test, In A Prop 65 Case

The Defendant in a California Prop 65 case successfully defended the presence of lead in its children’s food products, including […]

"On Demand" Economy New Arena For Wage And Hour Suits

The “on demand” economy is the newest arena for wage and hour lawsuits targeting non-traditional and independent employment arrangements, according […]

Ten Commandments For Preparing the Deposition Witness

Restrictions per the Rules of Civil Procedure, as well as court or individual judge rules, effectively make the deponent’s lawyer […]

DC Circuit: Union Not Responsible For Facebook Threats

A three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that a union is not responsible for what […]

At JPMorgan, A Surveillance Program To Predict Rogue Employees

JPMorgan Chase & Co is rolling out a program that will use undisclosed “data points” to predict which employees are […]

Estate Planning For Digital Assets

The definition of “digital assets” keep expanding, now to include everything from emails and photos to client lists and domain […]

The Crusade Against PACER

PACER, the federal public access portal which holds more than 1 billion legal documents, is expensive, egregiously careless about revealing […]

Appeals Court Weighs Corporate Use Of RICO Law

Chevron’s convoluted lawsuit involving a case that was taken to Ecuadorian courts now poses a question before the Second Circuit […]

Author Claims ‘Avengers’ Writer, Director Stole His Idea

Lionsgate, producer and co-writer Joss Whedon and director Drew Goddard stole the idea for The Cabin in the Woods from […]

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