Litigation
A billionaire tycoon has been given the green light to sue Google for the autocomplete results that appear when searching […]
Insurers often deny coverage for restitution on the basis of a 2001 precedent that ruled they could do so on […]
Apple and Samsung Electronics announced they were dropping patent litigation in Germany, Australia and Japan, but would continue litigation within […]
The Texas Supreme Court has determined that a judge, and not a jury, must determine whether a party spoilated evidence.
In a patent infringement case, Judge Rakoff determined that simply awarding damages was inadequate, because the parties are competitors in the market.
Law firms that file a high volume of debt collection lawsuits are on notice after the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection […]
A new Delaware law will require businesses to dispose of consumer personal information “no longer to be retained by the […]
A former partner at now-defunct Jenkens & Gilchrist will serve six months in prison and pay $220 million in restitution […]
A Seventh Circuit decision last month could be a boon to plaintiff attorneys trying to establish grounds for a class […]
The abrupt closure of electrical contractor Truland has spurred a class action suit from two former employees, who say the […]
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