Litigation

Delaware Court Rejects Claims Against Trump Media

Dive into a Delaware Court ruling that dismisses Trump Media shareholder allegations tied to Truth Social without addressing presidential immunity.

State Farm Ruling Clarifies Difference Between Intentional Conduct and Accidental Occurrence

Learn how this ruling defines the boundary between intentional conduct and accidental occurrences when evaluating coverage.

Ninth Circuit Decision Narrows Constitutional Attacks on NLRB Authority

Learn why a Ninth Circuit case concerning the NLRB matters for constitutional challenges to the Board’s authority in labor disputes.

L3Harris Trade Secrets Case Advances After Former Executive Pleads Guilty

Discover how ExL3Harris trade secrets were sold to Russians, and what the federal plea deal means for companies handling sensitive cyber tools.

Centerview Partners Case Highlights 24 Hour Days For Junior Deal Bankers

Learn how a lawsuit against Centerview Partners revealed the realities of 24-hour days for junior bankers in fast-moving deal environments

Eleventh Circuit Independent Contractor or Employee Dispute

Read why independent contractor versus employee status turned on economic dependence in a recent Eleventh Circuit decision examining insurance adjuster classification.

Ninth Circuit Allows Age Discrimination Claims After Employer Fails to Post Position

Learn why job openings must be posted to protect against age or other discrimination claims if qualified employees are unaware and therefore cannot apply.

Legal Actions After Conduent Hack Exposes Health Information

Read why proposed class actions are targeting Conduent following a hack affecting millions, and raising questions about the protection of health information.

NexPoint Securities Settles FINRA Charges of Net Capital Deficiencies

Read why FINRA charged NexPoint Securities for repeated net capital deficiencies, leading to censure, a fine, and mandated supervisory improvements.

New York Court Clarifies Policy Limits and Self-Insured Retention in Archdiocese Coverage Dispute

Learn why a New York court ruled that policy limits are not reduced by self-insured retentions, shaping how insurers must interpret coverage obligations.

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