Litigation
In one of the first trials held at a new federal courthouse in Salt Lake City, Utah, a defendant was […]
General Motors hopes to end more than 50 lawsuits filed against the company related to ignition defects, telling a federal […]
Supreme Court observers said that in today’s questioning, in a case pitting Internet streaming firm Aereo against some of the […]
There is no such thing as compliance in natural food labeling, because the agencies have not provided a formal regulatory […]
General Mills has taken out language it recently added to its legal terms of service that was reported to have […]
In a tax dispute, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against a Texas attorney who had deducted some […]
For the first time in its 222-year history, the Delaware Chancery Court has issued an arrest warrant. W.L. Gore & […]
Northwestern officially asked the National Labor Relations Board to overturn its March decision that Northwestern football players are employees, and […]
Three compelling incentives for cooperating early with opposition, and why cooperation is almost always better than crying foul over minor ediscovery procedural disputes.
The legal fees resulting from a Wachovia/Wells Fargo merger class action – appealed after lawyers billed 3,000 hours and asked for $2 million – have come in at just over $1 million, still a steal considering the class action achieved next to nothing, Brooks Pierce attorney Mack Sperling says.
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