Litigation

Fourth Circuit Enforcing Civil War-Era Law Could Cost Companies Millions

In July the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that contractors who mislead the government can be liable under the […]

Widespread reluctance to use predictive coding in order to identify privileged documents may soon give way, as the technology continues to improve…

A plaintiff law firm demanded that Astoria Financial Corporation disclose whether and how it had responded to a say-on-pay vote. […]

Thompson & Knight attorneys look at a Texas Supreme Court decision from earlier this month, in which the court reaffirmed […]

Michael Farren, former GC of Xerox Corp and a White House Lawyer in both Bush Administrations, was convicted of trying […]

The holidays are right around the corner as far as much of the consumer manufacturing industry is concerned. Competition will […]

After two hours of rancorous debate, the House Rules Committee voted 7-4 along party lines to allow the House to […]

Sidley & Austin attorneys look at July court actions and determinations regarding e-discovery. Among the highlights: The Seventh Circuit upheld […]

In the legal battle between Clippers owner Donald Sterling and his wife over who has a right to control the […]

McGuireWoods litigator Tom Spahn, a frequent speaker on ethics issues, discusses with legal technologists Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway how […]