Litigation
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.
A website that culled personal information from Facebook profiles, then posted pictures and asked users to vote on whether that […]
Some of Silicon Valley’s largest tech firms are in settlement talks over a class-action lost wages case that could have […]
The simmering issue of unpaid internships in glamour industries is now playing itself out in the starkest of terms in […]
McDonald’s has been targeted by seven employment lawsuits in three states. A post from Vedder Price says these lawsuits are […]
The AAA made significant changes to its general Commercial Arbitration Rules and added a set of Optional Appellate Arbitration Rules.
A boon for defendants is seen in a California district court decision, in the Pom Wonderful consumer class action. SheppardMullin […]
Though U.S. courts have broadly accepted discovery of social media, there are many examples of courts striking down such discovery requests when litigants fail to establish relevance.
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