Litigation
Covington & Burling attorneys make the case that a recent Fourth Circuit opinion is not only unfair to qui tam […]
New Jersey’s Appellate Division upheld an employment application provision that shortened the two-year statute of limitations applicable to claims against […]
The New York Times profiles Daniel M. Gitner, the Lankler, Siffert & Wohl attorney who successfully defended hedge fund trader […]
A Beijing court ruled this week that Chinese company Zhizhen Network Technology Co. can pursue a patent infringement lawsuit against […]
A plaintiff insurance company wanted to deviate from an agreed upon e-discovery protocol by using predictive coding instead of costlier […]
The Supreme Court’s ruling against Aereo last week adds one more element to the already-long list of ad hoc determinations […]
The antitrust lawsuit filed against the NCAA by sports attorney Jeffrey Kessler, seeking freedom for student athletes to financially benefit […]
U.S. District Judge Richard Kopf – who during the government shutdowntook to his blog to say Congress can “go to […]
Step away from the printer: When it comes to relevancy and privilege reviews in e-discovery, this guide on keyword and predictive coding search methods will keep you up-to-date and help you avoid some “worst practices.”
A group of Hulu users seeking class certification in a suit alleging wrongful disclosure of cookies on the streaming site were denied by the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California based on a factual glitch.
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