Litigation

Federal Court Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Noncompetes

Read about an Ohio lawsuit challenging noncompetes and the plaintiffs’ case for antitrust standing.

Employee Protest Protections: Lessons from Recent Title VII and NLRA Cases

Explore why employers must carefully navigate employee protest protections to avoid costly legal battles when enforcing workplace policies.

Washington Supreme Court Upholds “Ensuing Loss” Coverage

Learn why ensuing loss cases raise a difficult question for courts and how a ruling by the Washington Supreme Court affects other jurisdictions.

Preparing for SB 294 Compliance in California’s Evolving Immigration Law

Prior Use Defense Raised Too Late In Infringement Case

The plaintiff argued that the defendant didn’t mention prior use until just before the pretrial conference.

Most Important Antitrust Decision Since the Proliferation of Algorithm Software

Gain insights from the important antitrust decision Gibson v. MGM Resorts and why it will be a touchstone on using algorithms to gather pricing information.

Lawsuits Call Ascension Data Breach Foreseeable and Preventable

Learn more about the Ascension data breach, a ransomware attack disrupting operations at the large healthcare system with more than 140 hospitals.

Does Ability To License Or Assign A Patent Affect Right To Sue?

Federal ruling offers insight into the effect of a lender’s ability to license or assign a patent on the patent owner’s standing to sue for infringement.

Supreme Court Ruling on Securities Exchange Act Raises Discussion

The ruling on the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 has raised various discussions within the legal community regarding company liability for failure to disclose.