Litigation

Jawbone Sues Fitbit Before IPO

June 8, 2015

Just as Fitbit is gearing up for its initial public offering, rival health tracking hardware firm Jawbone filed a lawsuit […]

Big Win For Anti-GMO Farmers In Oregon

June 5, 2015

The judge said that although that law might preclude a GMO ban on the basis of “a suburbanite’s sensitivities,” this case was different…

Legal Issues Affecting Generic Drugs

June 4, 2015

Inter partes review has emerged as a useful tool for generic pharmaceutical companies to supplement litigation, generic filers IPRs also have downsides…

SCOTUS May Grapple With Defining ‘Class’

June 3, 2015

Before the end of the term, the Supreme Court will decide whether or not to hear a case that gets […]

FIFA Conspiracy Not An FCPA Case

June 3, 2015

The FIFA corruption scandal, which led its recently re-elected president Sepp Blatter to say this week that he would resign, […]

SCOTUS’ Busiest Month Ever?

June 2, 2015

The Affordable Care Act, same-sex marriage, and to what degree “disparate impact” will be a viable argument in civil rights […]

SCOTUS Overturns Conviction For Violent Facebook Tirades

June 2, 2015

The government must do more than prove that a reasonable person would find online postings threatening, the Supreme Court ruled […]

Muslim Woman Trumps Abercrombie In SCOTUS Hiring Discrimination Case

June 1, 2015

The Supreme Court this week ruled that a young Muslim woman wearing a hijab – not hired by Abercrombie & […]

Two Cyber Cases Insurance Did Not Cover

June 1, 2015

It’s only been a few years since “data-breach” entered the lexicon of corporate mishaps, and not long after that, the […]

When Is A Website A “Public Accommodation”?

June 1, 2015

A recent settlement between the Department of Justice and a major distributor of MOOCs (“massive open online courses”) sheds some […]

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