Litigation
The town of Troy, N.Y. will hold a mock trial this week to get to the bottom of a centuries-old […]
International teen star Harry Styles, part of pop group One Direction, won an order from a UK court banning paparazzi […]
Companies are being hit with a one-two punch as state attorneys general are increasingly filing parens patriae actions that duplicate […]
With the statute of limitations on actions leading to the 2008 financial crisis running out, the legal doctrine of “willfull […]
The third trial in the case of a murdered British student studying abroad in Italy, in which American Amanda Knox […]
The way colleges handle sexual assault claims – separate from state or local police – has long been criticized by […]
A contributing editor at The Atlantic compiles his list of the year’s most important legal stories. It includes the Supreme […]
The public-defense systems of two Washington state towns are so defective – with lawyers contracted for indigent defense bases handling […]
The creator of an Android flashlight app that did not properly inform users it was sending their location and unique […]
Groups representing swaps and derivatives traders are suing the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over its new guidelines regulating cross-border trading. […]
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