Litigation
Just days after Virginia’s new democratic leadership was sworn in, new Attorney General Mark Herring declared that the state’s ban […]
A cheerleader for the Oakland Raiders is asking that her lawsuit – which claims she was underpaid, not given appropriate […]
Arbitration agreements are now commonplace in contracts, and so are global antitrust lawsuits, especially multi-party lawsuits alleging price-fixing cartels. This […]
In what may be the largest unpaid intern class-action settlement to date, Elite Model Management reached a $450,000 settlement with […]
Former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell and his wife were formally charged Jan. 21 with accepting expensive gifts, vacations, loans and […]
An expert’s valuation of damages may not be enough to convince a judge.
A federal judge requires parties challenging decisions of the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board to pay the government’s attorney’s fees.
An appeals court panel, in an unusual move, awarded the disgorgement of profits earned on wrongfully retained benefits in a disability case, on top of disability benefits and attorneys’ fees.
A class action alleging that seven of the largest Silicon Valley firms, including Apple, Google and Adobe Systems, conspired to […]
A $126,000 fee requested by Mayer Brown in a case that helped two tenants recover a $6,400 security deposit was […]
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