Litigation

Notorious Rebels Hell’s Angels Picking Fights, In The Courtroom

Recognized world-wide as symbols of a violent, individualistic American counter-culture, biker gang the Hell’s Angels has now come to see […]

Do Chimps Have Human Rights?

A chimp named Tommy, currently living with Patrick and Diane Lavery in New York as their pet, is cognitively similar […]

Judge Says Detroit May Enter Bankruptcy, Forsake Pensions

The city of Detroit may be able to shed billions in debt, including most of $3.5 billion tied to thousands […]

Supreme Court To Consider Fine Line Between Falsity And Malice

A lawsuit between a humiliated pilot and his employer, Air Wisconsin, will require the Supreme Court to re-examine the New […]

Appeals Court Bans Political Ads From Public TV

An appeals court upheld a ban on airing for-profit ads on public television, and extended that ban to include political […]

Below-Cost Pricing Law In California

Below-cost pricing claims in California – the 12th largest economy in the world by some accounts – can be a […]

Nevada Court Okays Facebook, Twitter Ads Soliciting Parties For Collective Action

Plaintiff’s counsel may use Facebook and Twitter to solicit potential collective action members, a federal court in Nevada recently ruled. […]

Eyewitness Misidentification Huge Factor In Overturned Convictions

Eyewitnesses forget 40 percent of what they recall in less than 20 minutes, according to trial attorney Robert Squire with […]

Monitoring Regulatory Agreements

Companies in a wide range of regulated industries, from food production and energy to insurance and health care, may enter […]

The SEC’s 2013 Whistleblower Report

The numbers are in and they are impressive: In fiscal 2013, the second year of the Dodd-Frank whistleblower program, there […]

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