Litigation
The process described in the patent, Justice Breyer seemed to suggest, was more or less the same one his mother used when she rode herd on his checkbook.
It was the second largest trade secrets award ever, writes Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe attorney Scott Lindlaw. The allegation was […]
In a rare, closed-door House Ways and Means Committee mark-up session, Republicans voted along party lines to ask the Justice […]
Hewlett-Packard has reached a $108 million settlement with the Justice Department and the SEC, which also includes reporting, cooperation and […]
A Georgia appeals court upheld a damages award to an attorney whose client was found to have lied during initial […]
For the companies, an unhappy scenario plays itself out. First they are cited by regulators, in this case the FCC, […]
After the name and identify of a JPMorgan Chase customer got dragged into a fraud and money laundering scheme perpetrated […]
Two recent examples make the case for “yes,” both under the “disentitlement doctrine,” which provides that an appellate court has the inherent power to dismiss an appeal by a party who refuses to comply with a lower court order.
Serving as the first U.S. host city for the ICCA Congress in two decades is just one example of how Miami has emerged as Latin America’s destination of choice for the resolution of complex, high value commercial disputes.
A case of allegedly stolen code that has stretched over many years highlights the importance of instituting appropriate litigation hold procedures when litigation becomes reasonably likely.
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