Litigation
Affluenza – the defense that got a wealthy Texas teen who killed four in a drunk-driving crash rehab rather than […]
Many current patent holders who are on the margin do have options, however, as do new applicants in many cases.
The first Twitter libel case to go to trial, featuring Courtney Love as a defendant, began this week. In 2010 […]
Preliminary approval of a proposed $765 million settlement between the NFL and retired players over insufficient protections for head injuries […]
A federal appeals court today struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s net-neutrality rules, which would have prevented broadband providers from […]
Frustrated by what they see as overreaching by the executive branch, several Republican lawmakers are using lawsuits to challenge not […]
Reacting to what it believes to be over-reach and in some cases outright fraud in the implementation of a settlement […]
The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments today on President Obama’s recess appointees to the National Labor Relations Board. […]
Target’s data breach, which exposed the personal information of millions of consumers to hackers, has spurred dozens of would-be class […]
Fans of rap group the Insane Clown Posse may be notorious for wearing face-paint and partying hard, but the Justice […]
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