Litigation

Federal Judge Chastises Lawyers For ‘Behemoth’ Filings

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

Pricey Domain Name “Sucks” Might Be Worth It

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

Hillary Clinton Sued For Racketeering Over Emails

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

Monster Truck Trade Dress Passes Muster

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

State Secrets Sink Iran Case

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

Supreme Court To Take Up DirecTV Arbitration Case

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

“Life Sciences” A Securities Fraud Lightening Rod

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

Telecoms Sue FCC Over Net Neutrality Rules

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

Ellen Pao May Sue For Punitive Damages In Sex Discrimination Case

The Silicon Valley judge handling the case of Ellen Pao, who is suing her former employer, venture capital firm Kleiner […]

How Teva v. Sandoz Shifts Power To District Courts

How the decision did and did not change the standard of review that is to be applied by the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, and why it takes away the “second bite of the apple…

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