Litigation

At-Will Doctrine Alive And Well In Texas

Attorney David Barron of the Cozen O’Connor firm reviews a case in which Du Pont induced employees to join a […]

New Studies Analyze Sources, Types Of Data Breach

One study breaks out the types and then correlates the frequency with particular industries.

SOX Whistleblower Protection Extends To Lawyers

The Lawson decision explicitly includes attorneys in the contractors and subcontractors who are protected.

The Roberts Court Has Been Good To Business- So?

They spin it in opposite directions, but the liberal Constitutional Accountability Center (CAC) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce agree […]

Class Action Claims Google Has Monopolized Internet Searches

A Seattle law firm has filed an antitrust class action against Google, claiming the tech giant “illegally monopolized, and financially […]

Samsung To Appeal $119M Patent Ruling In Apple Case

Though its latest patent battle with Apple ended with Samsung on the hook for a fraction of what Apple asked […]

Patton Boggs To Pay Chevron $15M, Issue Apology To Avoid Fraud Suit

Patton Boggs will pay Chevron $15 million, issue a statement of regret and withdraw from the Ecuador case, and in […]

U.S. Supreme Court Will Decide Key IP Cases in 2014

An overview of several of the cases, including the potential impact of decisions.

$22.5 Million Verdict In Copyright Registration Case Vacated Due To Fake Holocaust Memoir

The author of a memoir that was revealed to be a hoax cannot sue for unfair and deceptive practices that kept her from receiving payment and royalties, a Massachusetts judge ruled.

FTC Says It’s Keeping An Eye On Trade Groups

“There are no special antitrust rules for trade associations,” the Commission warns.

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