Litigation
Five years after the presidency of George W. Bush ended, environmental regulations imposed during that time continue to fail in court.
As eDiscovery laws become increasingly intertwined, legal professionals must constantly push themselves to manage unique international systems with diverse privacy laws.
Next month the Supreme Court will hear argument involving Halliburton Co., considering an issue which may significantly impact the ability of plaintiffs to bring a securities class action.
A grocery chain that ran an ad honoring Michael Jordan as he was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame […]
Two recent settlements with the Federal Trade Commission are a reminder that all trade associations walk a thin between promoting […]
The Supreme Court today will consider the Environmental Protection Agency’s right to regulate greenhouse gas emissions, though the scope of […]
Plaintiff lawyers who engage in forum-shopping could have a somewhat harder time of it, given the denial of class action […]
Like much in Harper Lee’s life, details of her recent settlement with a museum, ending her trademark lawsuit, will remain […]
If litigation is like bad weather, the time to prepare for a litigation hold is when the skies are clear, […]
The Keystone XL Pipeline was dealt a blow when a Nebraska judge today struck down a state law that allowed […]
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