Litigation
Compliance is the standard and irrefutable advice for avoiding class action litigation, but ShepphardMullin attorneys have put a different slant […]
The Tenth Circuit has joined a number of other circuits in affirming that a false statement in an offering document […]
Medical examiner Steven Hayne has been called to testify in thousands of Mississippi cases, though legal groups have raised major […]
If a judge has glowing praise for a lawyer, that lawyer has the First Amendment right to use the endorsement […]
Barney’s New York has agreed to pay $525,000 to end a nine-month New York State Attorney General investigation into allegations […]
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.
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