Litigation
JPMorgan claims a clerical error by its team of lawyers led to a “seismic” ruling on its $1.5 billion loan […]
The FTC has concluded a settlement and consent order with Focus Education, LLC, the maker of the “Jungle Rangers” software […]
Republican lawmakers from judiciary committees of both the House and Senate have introduced a law they say will put an […]
The man accused of running the website Silk Road, a virtual black market that enabled sales of drugs and other […]
Using personal devices for business creates an indelible record, for better or worse. Should your company officially authorize the practice, […]
The San Jose City Council voted unanimously to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to examine the nearly century-old Major League […]
Tying to copy a program wholesale or cobble one together from another industry, failing to staff a program appropriately, and failing to take enforcement seriously, are among the strategies to be avoided.
The Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed lower court rulings in two recent class action cases. In Powers v. […]
When social media comment turns negative and begins to harm a business, is there anything the organization can do about? […]
In what Baker Donselson called the Supreme Court’s “first substantive trademark opinion in a decade,” it ruled that a jury […]
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