Litigation
Experts in the computer security industry say that heavy-handed application of the U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) is […]
The NCAA will pay $20 million to some student football and basketball athletes who sued over the use of their […]
Contrary to popular belief, arbitration can take as long or longer than litigating through trial, and it can be as […]
A New Mexico appeals court invalidated attorney-client privilege for a general counsel’s memo that provided a strategy for for terminating […]
More judges are using tablets and other digital devices to read briefs, but studies indicate that comprehension may suffer over […]
Donald Sterling has agreed to sell the Los Angeles Clippers team and will drop his $1 billion antitrust lawsuit against […]
In both decisions, the Supreme Court overruled the Federal Circuit. Though no alleged troll was involved in the first case, […]
In an effort to shut down fledgling dating website Mormon Match, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has […]
Most national class actions are settled before trial, but presenting the case before a jury can have its benefits for firms, Carlton Fields Jorden Burt lawyer James Jorden says. He enumerates the upside, and gives preparation tips.
A case from the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington is an important reminder of the risks associated with failing to preserve electronic information related to actual or threatened litigation.
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