Litigation
As the plaintiff learned in a recent patent case, “all things are presumed against a spoliator,” and the failure to resolve any discrepancies can trigger heightened scrutiny during discovery.
Lawyers for the Silicon Valley-based group Students Matter cleared a major hurdle in overturning what they deemed the “status quo” […]
A three-judge Second Circuit panel reversed and remanded Judge Jed S. Rakoff’s order rejecting a settlement between the SEC and […]
A report on General Motors vehicles with faulty ignition switches detailed how, over more than a decade, numerous lawyers with […]
After announcing through his attorney last week that he would not fight the sale of the Los Angeles Clippers, embattled […]
Experts in the computer security industry say that heavy-handed application of the U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) is […]
The NCAA will pay $20 million to some student football and basketball athletes who sued over the use of their […]
Contrary to popular belief, arbitration can take as long or longer than litigating through trial, and it can be as […]
A New Mexico appeals court invalidated attorney-client privilege for a general counsel’s memo that provided a strategy for for terminating […]
More judges are using tablets and other digital devices to read briefs, but studies indicate that comprehension may suffer over […]
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