Litigation

Dodd-Frank Whistleblowers Not Entitled To Jury Trial

A federal district judge in Atlanta has ruled that whistleblowers under the Dodd-Frank Act looking to sue for retaliation do […]

Appeals Court To Energy Dept: Stop Collecting Money From Nuclear Plants For Nixed Disposal Site

Nuclear utility companies scored a major victory when the D.C. Court of Appeals ruled that the federal government can no […]

BofA Disclosed Enough About Potential Litigation, Says NY Court

In a recent decision in the Southern District of New York, the court rejected shareholders’ contention that Bank of America […]

Cyclist Armstrong Settles $3 Million Sponsor Lawsuit, First Of Many

Lance Armstrong and Acceptance Insurance – the company that paid bonuses to the cyclist when he won the 1999 and […]

Paper Records Still Critical to Discovery

The paperless office has proven to be a myth. Despite the explosion of digital information, businesses continue to generate massive […]

How A Model E-Discovery Agreement Falls Apart

Entering into an agreed-upon model discovery order is rightfully considered a good way to put a lid on e-discovery costs, […]

Reversing a Bad Verdict on Appeal

Seyfarth Shaw partners Dawn Solowey and Rob Carty, members of the firm’s Appellate Team, lay out five principles to keep […]

DOJ Reaches $13B Settlement With JP Morgan

JP Morgan will pay $13 billion – the largest settlement with a single entity in history – for misleading investors […]

Tech Firms Blocked From Seeing DOJ Arguments Against Them

Google, Facebook, Microsoft and others are suing the government, claiming a First Amendment right to reveal details about the number […]

Understand The Prejudgment “Attachment” Quirk In Mass Law

Trials in Massachusetts can have a more immediate impact than in other states, allowing either party to freeze accounts and […]

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