Litigation

Steve Jobs’ Emails Live On As Evidence

In two pending trials, evidence provided by Steve Jobs will play an important role, writes Brian X. Chen in the […]

SCOTUS Takes On Pregnancy Discrimination Case

After Peggy Young became pregnant, her doctor said she could no longer lift heavy packages. Her employer, UPS, put her […]

Noteworthy E-Discovery Decisions In November

Highlights of this month’s developments in the rapidly evolving legal framework for e-discovery, from Sidley & Austin. In the Eighth […]

Netflix Sues Former Exec For Fraud

Streaming giant Netflix has filed a lawsuit against a former vice president, claiming fraud and breach of his fiduciary duties. […]

Growing Trend: Third Party Litigation Funding

Third party funding of litigation is considered “a useful tool” by 72 percent of outside counsel and 69 percent of […]

Chinese IP Courts Finally Up

The PRC Supreme People’s Court has announced the establishment of  long-awaited specialized intellectual property courts. DLA Piper attorney Horace Lam […]

Microsoft Sues IRS For Info On Quinn Emanuel

Microsoft has filed a complaint against the IRS, after the agency did not turn over information obtained by its independent […]

Home Depot Slammed With Civil Suits In Wake Of Data Breach

Home Depot’s massive information breach, in which data from 56 million customers was exposed, has led to at least 44 […]

Two Recent Court Decisions May Breathe Life Into Counterattacks Against Trolls

By making it easier for defendants accused of infringement to recover attorneys’ fees when they prevail, this spring’s Supreme Court […]

SCOTUS To Tackle Threatening Speech On Facebook

The Supreme Court next week will take up a case concerning threatening language on Facebook, an issue that has split […]

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