Litigation
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 […]
The disaster in Oso, Wash., occurred in an area that was known to be prone to landslides. That fact points […]
A federal court in Dallas issued an adverse inference order and imposed $27,500 in sanctions against an attorney who “created a new profile” on a computer in order to…
The Supreme Court is being called on to create a cohesive national standard for what conciliation efforts by the EEOC […]
Today the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case whose outcome will shape the future of some of the […]
The D.C. District Court recently found that documents pertaining to a company’s internal investigation were not protected by attorney-client privilege nor the attorney work-product doctrine, a decision that could have widespread implications for companies that conduct internal investigations of whistleblower complaints.
When it comes to cell phone records – important elements of discovery in many cases – defense counsel seek and obtain records, though not always easily.
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