Litigation
More sensors means more data, and more data means more – and different kinds of – evidence. And of course sensors can be…
In a case where a company tried to use attorney-client privilege to block some internal communications from being introduced in […]
Plaintiff attorneys are invoking both federal statutes, like the Electronic Communications Privacy Act (ECPA), and state statutes, like California’s Invasion […]
Defense of a proxy challenge is a daunting challenge and an expensive one, writes Kroll’s Dave Holley. He cites a […]
What happens when an employer needs to field a situation where an employee is covered by three distinct but overlapping […]
When Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore pointed out that state judges are not bound by lower federal court decisions-in this […]
An Illinois Supreme Court justice re-elected with funding from a Republican fund bankrolled in part by the Altria Group, Phillip […]
“In the world of despised legal correspondence, few things beat cease-and-desist letters,” writes Winston & Strawn attorney Peter Perkowski, and […]
Even in areas where California is decidedly pro-employer, such as limiting the enforcement of non-competition and non-solicitation agreements, the result […]
A firm contemplating a merger must consider the potential anti-competitive effects of the merger process itself, as well as those of the deal.
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