Litigation

Who Should Perform A Database Collection, IT Department Or Third Party?

July 31, 2014

Collecting information from a database system is very different from a traditional e-discovery collection. Whom do you contact first when […]

Justice Ginsburg: Men On SCOTUS Have ‘Blind Spot’ On Women’s Issues

July 31, 2014

Questioned on the Supreme Court’s recent Hobby Lobby ruling, concerning corporations’ religious rights to deny contraception coverage, Justice Ruth Bader […]

Big Payday For U.S. Law Firms That Handled Russia-Yukos Oil Arbitration

July 30, 2014

Some see arbitration as a streamlined, more cost-effective conflict resolution method, but this week’s $50 billion arbitration award in a […]

Adam Carolla Won’t Let Patent Troll Drop Lawsuit Against Him

July 30, 2014

After Personal Audio LLC, a patent assertion firm, sued comedian Adam Corolla for infringing on its patent for “episodic content,” […]

Johnson & Johnson-Boston Scientific Litigation Moving To Trial

July 30, 2014

A federal judge declined to grant a motion for summary judgment, reviving a dispute between Johnson & Johnson and Boston […]

Failure To Adhere To Years-Old Litigation Hold May Have Cost Drug Company Billions

July 30, 2014

A federal court jury in Louisiana imposed $6 billion in punitive damages, along with $1.5 million in actual damages, on […]

Victims of Patent Trolls Get Re-Sharpened Weapon in their Defense

July 29, 2014

patent cases was recently applied by a Southern District of New York judge to award attorney’s fees to a plaintiff who fended off “predatory” patent infringement threats.

Texas Firm Sues Client For Negative Yelp Review

July 29, 2014

A Yelp user called “Joe B,” who posted a negative review of Grissom & Thompson, alleged that the firm, which […]

Fourth Circuit Enforcing Civil War-Era Law Could Cost Companies Millions

July 29, 2014

In July the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that contractors who mislead the government can be liable under the […]

Using Predictive Coding To Find Privileged Content

July 29, 2014

Widespread reluctance to use predictive coding in order to identify privileged documents may soon give way, as the technology continues to improve…

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