Litigation
A man whose lawsuit was set to be taken up by the U.S. Supreme Court, though no lawyer is representing […]
On December 5, the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued its first post-Alice opinion upholding the validity of computer-implemented business method claims…
Reasonableness of attorney’s fees, among other issues, led Judge Posner to reverse district court approvals of consumer class action settlements in three notable recent cases.
Various nuances of damages analysis could limit the potential exposure faced by a defendant in a patent case. Charles Koole with Glaser Weil IP File outlines the steps.
A recent lawsuit parsed the language that Ernst Young and IBM used in bids for an Army auditing contract, and came to a “puzzling” decision. Contractors should be very careful about including reservations in their proposals given the surrounding case law, says Zach Davison with Dorsey & Whitney LLP.
If a company garners regulatory approval from a government agency, do the conditions embodied in the instrument rise to the […]
Major energy companies are financing state attorney general campaigns, teaming up with states AGs to mount lawsuits targeting federal regulations […]
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to take up the question of whether Texas officials were within their rights to […]
A former Apple global supply manager was convicted on 23 counts of wire fraud, wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering, […]
A post from Fox Rothschild attorneys reports that the New York City Commission on Human Rights is scrutinizing Craigslist, on […]
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