Litigation

Facebook Suing DLA Piper, Other Lawyers

Lawyers who represented Paul Ceglia, whose claims that he made an early agreement with Facebook CEO and principal founder, Mark […]

Managing Perils Of Workforce Reductions During Litigation

In an article from Bloomberg BNA, Sidley & Austin attorneys Isaac S. Greaney and Eric G. Hoffman provide some tips […]

Defense Bar Poll Finds Mixed Feelings On Class Actions

A poll commissioned by DRI, the organization of defense attorneys and in-house counsel, looked at public attitudes toward issues related […]

Houston Narrows Scope Of Preacher Subpoenas

Responding to public outcry, the city of Houston has narrowed the scope of subpoenas sent to several local pastors, asking […]

Major Antitrust Trends For 2015

The BakerHostetler Antitrust advocate previews some information to be found in The Antitrust Review of the Americas 2015, which includes […]

Keyword Ad Trademark Suits Still Need “Something More,” Despite Recent Ruling

If a company purchases a competitor’s trademark so it can appear online when someone searches for the competitor, it sounds […]

Lawyer Claims Her Blog Posts Are Copyrighted, Can’t Be Used Against Her

A lawyer who was cited with a disciplinary complaint for r statements she made on her blog attempted—unsuccessfully—to mount a […]

Houston Pastors Served With Subpoenas For Their Sermons

Lawyers for the city of Houston sparked a public outcry when they subpoenaed several local pastors, asking for copies of […]

Europe’s “Right to Be Forgotten” Curtailed In Court Test

A European court has for the first time applied the “right-to-be-forgotten” precedent from the European Court of Justice Google Spain […]

Hard-Partying CEO Pleads Guilty To Wire Fraud

A CEO who solicited funds from friends, then blew hundreds of thousands of dollars on lavish parties to celebrate false […]

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