Litigation
The challenges of Global E-Discovery Project Management, “GEDPM,” run the gamut from the circumscribed and relatively manageable to the more […]
The Doctrine of Strict Necessity, recalls Barnes & Thornburg attorney Gerald Lutkus, is a fixture of Supreme Court case law […]
In light of the Supreme Court’s Halliburton Co. v. Erica P. John Fund, Inc. decision, D&O insurers will be keeping a close eye on securities cases to see whether the decision increases defense costs or changes settlement calculations.
Guidance for laying the foundation of a sound, manageable electronically stored information production plan.
Three recent decisions in the Northern District of California, considered the epicenter of food labeling class actions, shed light on […]
A former BP executive accused of downplaying the consequences of the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill can be charged criminally […]
The Food and Drug Administration has launched a database of pharmaceutical adverse event reports, making nearly four million adverse event […]
A defense firm find “potentially devastating costs and new resource burdens if the proposals are enacted,” and with little or no benefit to consumers.
Though a majority of the Supreme Court’s recent decisions have been handed down as unanimous rulings, a closer look reveals […]
In the final day of this year’s session, the Supreme Court ruled that for-profit employers can opt out of providing […]
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