Litigation
New Republic legal correspondent Sam Kleiner expresses some doubt about whether the McCutcheon decision will have much direct effect on […]
Court stenographer Daniel Kochanski was dissatisfied with his job, as evidenced in some 30 trials whose proceeding he failed to […]
Company legal departments need to pay close attention to the cybersecurity practices of the law firms they retain. Not only […]
Two recent settlements between the FTC and companies accused of making misleading claims about their products should serve as a […]
In another major blow to campaign finance restrictions, the Supreme Court today,in a 5-4 decision, overturned aggregate limits on what […]
A California appeals court’s ruling on an award covering costs for “courtroom presentations” offers a new way of calculating those expenses for litigants.
Stanford University will be awarded $100,000 to cover attorney costs after a California appeals court found that a former employee’s discrimination lawsuit was frivolous and unsubstantiated.
An appeals court ruling provides guidance on how to unilaterally modify arbitration agreements after they have been executed by an employee or applicant, without rendering the agreement invalid in court.
A New York federal judge has given the green light for Chevron to pursue fraud allegations against embattled law firm […]
A Manhattan federal judge said a jury verdict awarding billionaire William Koch $12 million in damages for being conned into […]
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