Litigation
In oral arguments, Supreme Court justices sent a strong signal that they would not overrule the fraud-on-the-market presumption established in Basic Inc. v. Levinson, but may strengthen defendants’ ability to contest class certification.
Responding to document requests in native formats, as opposed to TIFF or PDF, could save tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars. A Foley & Lardner attorney helps troubleshoot the process.
Current college football and basketball stars have filed an antitrust lawsuit against the NCAA and the five major college sports […]
Musicians are likely to target decades-old government regulations over song licensing after a Manhattan Federal District Court judge declined to […]
Reversing a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court ruling, a federal court has decided the NSA may keep phone records relating to […]
A former J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. employee who tipped the feds that his firm was falsely certifying FHA and […]
Aereo, an Internet TV streaming company, was launched in February of 2012 and immediately ran into a storm of infringement […]
A New York judge ruled Bank of America can move forward with its $8.5 billion settlement with private investors in connection with mortgage-backed securities that went south, leaving AIG – who filed a motion to delay judgment claiming the settlement was inadequate – no choice but to appeal.
A dispute between two legal firms on how to distribute an attorney fee award led the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to examine a unique question under the Federal Arbitration Act.
She told the GC and outside counsel she thought there had been an attempt to circumvent internal accounting rules mandated by the SEC.
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