Litigation
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 […]
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) is best known as the law regulating exchange of credit reports between credit bureaus […]
South Korean prosecutors are seeking a three-year sentence for a Korean Air executive who threw a fit after being served […]
A bestselling author failed to convince a court that the film ‘Gravity’ was based on her book of the same […]
The issue in M&G Polymers USA, LLC v. Tackett was whether courts “must apply ordinary rules of contract interpretation when […]
The trial of Ross W. Ulbricht, who is accused of running an online black market platform known as Silk Road, […]
K&L Gates’ new project, the 50-attorney Cyber Civil Rights Legal Project, is targeting posters of “revenge porn,” usually spurned lovers […]
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