Litigation
With five Republican-appointed members, including Chief Justice John Roberts, the partisan influence is seeping into cases the Supreme Court chooses […]
Halfway into President Barack Obama’s second term, the 49 judicial appointments he has made thus far have led to a […]
A three-judge panel of the D.C. Court of Appeals ruled that bundling dozens of Internet users into a single lawsuit […]
A survey of ethics rulings from states that have considered the issue finds agreement that lawyers may ethically use the […]
After some consumers complained that a baby carrier manufactured by a company called Ergobaby had safety defects, the claims were […]
Troubled legal and lobbying firm Patton Boggs will merge with Squire Sanders, becoming Squire Patton Boggs, one of the largest […]
BP will appeal to the Supreme Court in a bid to keep from paying damages claims the company says are […]
A California First District Court of Appeal decision clarifies the conditions that must obtain before an employer can be liable for an off-the-clock employment claim.
Many in the business, including many lawyers, don’t know it exists and may assume they have no reason to know – until the appearance of some unique dispute where it can help build a case.
Just two weeks after South Carolina’s Supreme Court approved LegalZoom’s business model, a North Carolina judge found there was more […]
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