Litigation
How to read through the boilerplate, evasion and occasional subterfuge. For the careful reader, there are some red flags.
The Court will consider whether neutrality agreements between private-sector employers and unions attempting to organize violate anti-corruption law. Neutrality agreements, […]
The European Commission, the body that applies EU competition law, has issued new guidance for the dawn raids it may […]
Advice from practitioners, about “weaving a coherent story” in the esoteric field of medical devices. It probably applies as well […]
A court of appeals found that when an in-house counsel took an employee’s deposition without giving him proper warning, and […]
Regulators are increasingly using the “responsible corporate officer” doctrine to hold high-ranking executives personally liable for alleged legal violations of […]
In the Northern District of Illinois, two insurers had to cover the $6 million settlement of a Telephone Consumer Protection […]
A stock image company can sue for violations of copyright for images where they had filed a copyright application but […]
An Iowa appeals court gave a former Drake University law student the go-ahead to sue the school for trying to […]
The Supreme Court’s June Nassar holding that a stricter “but-for” standard of proof is required for workers alleging retaliation under […]
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