Litigation

Texas AG Leads 17 States Suing Obama Administration

The Texas attorney general is spearheading a 17-state coalition suing the Obama administration, challenging the president’s executive order easing immigration […]

Third Time Around, Federal Circuit Toes The Line On Abstract Patents

The Federal Circuit finally acceded to what now appears to be the prevailing Supreme Court position and accepted the idea that an “abstract” patent is…

Cross-Border Investigations “Past The Tipping Point”

Cooperation in cross-border investigations has transformed the international business landscape, giving rise to a more problematic business environment and problems […]

American Eagle Settles With Street Artist For Infringement

American Eagle Outfitters has settled after being sued by street artist Ahol – David Anasagasti – over the retailer’s use […]

Class Decertified In A “Natural” Label Lawsuit

This case points to a barrier to certification that many class action defense attorneys have raised: How can plaintiffs prove an injury has resulted from…

SCOTUS Hears Two Trademark Cases This Week

The outcome of these two cases could significantly affect the cost of trademark dispute resolution. The decision in B&B Hardware […]

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. […]

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