Litigation

The Roberts Court Has Been Good To Business- So?

They spin it in opposite directions, but the liberal Constitutional Accountability Center (CAC) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce agree […]

Class Action Claims Google Has Monopolized Internet Searches

A Seattle law firm has filed an antitrust class action against Google, claiming the tech giant “illegally monopolized, and financially […]

Samsung To Appeal $119M Patent Ruling In Apple Case

Though its latest patent battle with Apple ended with Samsung on the hook for a fraction of what Apple asked […]

Patton Boggs To Pay Chevron $15M, Issue Apology To Avoid Fraud Suit

Patton Boggs will pay Chevron $15 million, issue a statement of regret and withdraw from the Ecuador case, and in […]

U.S. Supreme Court Will Decide Key IP Cases in 2014

An overview of several of the cases, including the potential impact of decisions.

$22.5 Million Verdict In Copyright Registration Case Vacated Due To Fake Holocaust Memoir

The author of a memoir that was revealed to be a hoax cannot sue for unfair and deceptive practices that kept her from receiving payment and royalties, a Massachusetts judge ruled.

FTC Says It’s Keeping An Eye On Trade Groups

“There are no special antitrust rules for trade associations,” the Commission warns.

Supreme Court’s Lack Of Tech Savvy A Concern For Major Future Cases

The Supreme Court’s docket over the next decade is likely to include many cases dealing with cybersecurity and privacy in […]

First Consumer Lawsuit Targeting A Kickstarter Project

The attorney general of the State of Washington has filed what he says is the first consumer lawsuit targeting a […]

Steve Jobs A “Walking Antitrust Violation”

In a New York Times feature article, reporter James B. Stewart talks to a law professor who makes the case […]

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