Litigation

Microsoft Must Produce Emails Though Server Is Abroad

A magistrate judge in the Southern District of New York has said that, per a warrant, Microsoft must produce emails […]

Former Partners Of Bankrupt Howery Firm To Pay Back $4.2M

Former partners of law firm Howrey LLP will pay back between $21,000 and $192,000 each under an agreement reached with […]

Why Some Small Deals Are Getting A Lot Of Antitrust Scrutiny

What’s drawings government attention to deals that come in far below the Hart-Scott-Rodino threshold?

Lawyer Tricks Witness Into Shocking Himself With 750 Volts, Fined $3K

A Utah judge has fined a lawyer $3,000 for delivering a 750-volt shock to an expert witness via a trick […]

Shareholder Suit Pins Data Breach Liability on Board, Execs

Liability for data breaches may extend to the C-Suite, if a Wyndham Worldwide Corporation lawsuit becomes a  precedent. A shareholder […]

Americans Of All Stripes Want Supreme Court Reform

A bipartisan majority of Americans support broad overhauls to the U.S. Supreme Court, including abolishing lifetime appointments and opening Court […]

Named Plaintiff Balks At Silicon Valley Hiring Settlement

A free-lance computer scientist, one of four named plaintiffs in the recently settled class action against some of Silicon Valley’s […]

At-Will Doctrine Alive And Well In Texas

Attorney David Barron of the Cozen O’Connor firm reviews a case in which Du Pont induced employees to join a […]

New Studies Analyze Sources, Types Of Data Breach

One study breaks out the types and then correlates the frequency with particular industries.

SOX Whistleblower Protection Extends To Lawyers

The Lawson decision explicitly includes attorneys in the contractors and subcontractors who are protected.

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