Litigation
Monday’s Supreme Court decision in the Halliburton case raised the bar for securities class actions, according to an account by […]
A Dutch company that voluntarily disclosed years of egregious U.S. export control violations and then cooperated with government investigators garnered […]
Entry-level hiring at major law firms is bouncing back from recession lows, but “it’s still very much a buyer’s market,” […]
The case turned on whether a claim made under ERISA, by a woman who alleged retaliation that included termination of […]
Business groups, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, that favor the recent Delaware Supreme Court ruling that would allow companies […]
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously today, in Alice Corporation v. CLS Bank International, that software based on an abstract idea […]
Historically, bribe recipients have been the major target of China’s anti-corruption enforcement, but the emphasis has shifted to encompass the […]
In an important Fourth Amendment case, the Second Circuit has ruled that the government’s right to overseize computer files pursuant […]
The Second Circuit Court of Appeals upheld most of a district court’s determination that an academic consortium’s digital archiving project […]
The Seventh Circuit Appeals Court recently rejected a class action settlement that Judge Richard Posner found “inequitable – even scandalous.” The opinion identified myriad warning signs that demonstrated that the settlement “flunked the ‘fairness’ standard,” and should have been rejected by the district court.
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