Litigation
In insider trading cases, the SEC can hold defendants responsible not only for their personal profits, but for money those […]
Slow to confront the social media conundrum; slow to adopt predictive coding…
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals said that an employee was not engaging in protected activity when he reported a […]
An octogenarian nun who, along with two other activists, broke into a U.S. nuclear weapons plant, leaving Bible quotes and […]
Justice Department antitrust authorities are taking a hard look at Wall Street and potential collusion in the financial industry, and […]
Though the SEC is a civil, not criminal, enforcement arm, ignoring multiple subpoena requests could earn a visit from a U.S. Marshall, as investor Anthony Coronati discovered last month.
A group of plaintiffs were unable to meet the standards for class-action in a proposed suit against Ben & Jerry’s Homemade, Inc. for using an artificial ingredient in some of its ice creams labeled “all natural.”
The Supreme Court case Clapper v. Amnesty Intern was used, once again, to strike down a data breach class action filed by plaintiffs whose personal information had not been misused.
In a settlement that may make rock bands fond of flinging themselves off-stage think twice – then again, who are […]
Retaliation claims can be invoked ancillary to literally hundreds of federal and state laws and in a wide variety of […]
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