Litigation

McDonnell Rejected Federal Plea Deal That Would Have Spared Wife

Former Virginia governor Bob McDonnell may have passed on an offer from federal prosecutors that would have spared his wife […]

Feds, Defense Contractors End 25-Year Litigation Saga

The U.S. government and the developers of the A-12 stealth attack plane have finally settled a legal entanglement that dragged […]

California Rejects Disgraced Journalist’s Bid For Law License

More than 15 years after it was revealed that Stephen Glass, then a 25-year old journalist, had fabricated dozens of […]

Yelp Lawsuit For $750K In Damages Goes To Court

One D.C. contractor will go to court next week, suing a woman who posted a Yelp review that he claims […]

Steel Company Wins Supreme Court Case On Workers Donning Safety Gear

Employers scored a big victory in the Supreme Court today with a ruling that unionized steel workers do not need […]

Quentin Tarantino Sues Gawker For Leaked Script

Director Quentin Tarantino claims Gawker Media violated his copyright by disseminating copies of the script for his next film, The […]

FTC Antitrust Action In Healthcare On The Rise

The healthcare industry’s consolidation efforts are being closely monitored by the FTC. Its recent antitrust case preventing an Idaho hospital […]

Feds Indict “Most Hated Man On The Internet”

The man who has claimed to run isanyoneup.com, a site that posts nude photos often without consent of the person […]

Ninth Circuit Ruling On Juror Discrimination A Win For LGBT Activists

A three-judge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled this week that attorneys may not strike potential jurors […]

Tax Treatment of Fines and Penalties: The Elephant in the Room

The federal government has become more aggressive in extracting fines and penalties for alleged corporate malfeasance, with a few jaw-dropping […]

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