Litigation

No Retaliation Protection For Overseas Whistleblowers

Two recent district court decisions may curtail SEC whistleblower reports that emanate from sources outside the United States. Both decisions, […]

Circuit Court: FLSA Doesn’t Override Class Action Waivers

In two separate cases, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected arguments that the Fair Labor Standards Act precludes […]

Survey Pinpoints Hot Spots in International Litigation

A British research group looks at global commercial litigation trends, overall and by region…

Author Harper Lee Sues Her Hometown Museum In Trademark Case

Author Harper Lee has filed a lawsuit against a museum in her home town of Monroeville, Alabama, the town where […]

Appeals Court Ends Delaware’s Confidential Arbitration Program

A federal appeals court has struck down Delaware’s attempt to offer state-run confidential arbitration. Delaware, a leading state for incorporation […]

Warren Presses Fed, SEC On Enforcement

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) sent a letter Oct. 23 to Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke, Chair of the SEC Mary […]

Damages For Distress About What Hasn’t Happened Yet

Epstein Becker & Green attorney William A. Ruskin looks at a case under review in the 9th Circuit. Military contractor […]

Ramadan Prayer Accommodation Undue Hardship, Court Rules

In a case likely to be viewed as an employer victory, a Nebraska federal court recently ruled in a case […]

Law School Students Step In To Fight App Patent Trolls

Small app developers and other entrepreneurs threatened by patent troll litigation have a new force in their corner. It’s the […]

Terrorism Insurance

Complex coverage issues arise after the Boston Marathon bombings.

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