Litigation

Court Sides With Plaintiff, Binds Fed Agency To Its Agreement

If a company garners regulatory approval from a government agency, do the conditions embodied in the instrument rise to the […]

Times Exposé: State AGs In Bed With Energy Industry

Major energy companies are financing state attorney general campaigns, teaming up with states AGs to mount lawsuits targeting federal regulations […]

SCOTUS To Weigh Confederate License Plates

The U.S. Supreme Court has decided to take up the question of whether Texas officials were within their rights to […]

Former Apple Exec Gets Prison Time For Leaking Company Secrets

A former Apple global supply manager was convicted on 23 counts of wire fraud, wire fraud conspiracy and money laundering, […]

Agencies Sleuths Looking For Code Words In Job Ads

A post from  Fox Rothschild attorneys reports that the New York City Commission on Human Rights is scrutinizing Craigslist, on […]

Small Posse Of Supreme Court Lawyers Has Outsize Influence

In a special report, Reuters found that a small pool of lawyers have built a cottage industry representing business interests […]

Banks Suing Target Over Data Breach

A district court judge in Minnesota has ruled that a consolidated lawsuit against Target over its massive 2013 data breach […]

Fifth Circuit: Identifying Whistleblower Can Count As Retaliation

The employee said he was horrified when his whistleblowing was revealed and that his colleagues thereafter began to shun him.

If The Contract Is A Shuck, So Is the Arbitration Clause

Companies should be wary of providing a service first and sending the contract later, but if they do, there is a checklist of…

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 […]

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