Litigation

The Most Important Legal Stories Of 2013

A contributing editor at The Atlantic compiles his list of the year’s most important legal stories. It includes the Supreme […]

Seattle Suburbs’ Public Defense Systems Violate Constitution, Court Finds

The public-defense systems of two Washington state towns are so defective – with lawyers contracted for indigent defense bases handling […]

Flashlight App Used By Millions Was Giving Away Secrets

The creator of an Android flashlight app that did not properly inform users it was sending their location and unique […]

Derivatives Traders Sue CFTC To Halt A Dodd-Frank “Guidance”

Groups representing swaps and derivatives traders are suing the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over its new guidelines regulating cross-border trading. […]

Hacker Group Pleads Guilty To PayPal Attack

Members of a high-profile hacker group have pled guilty to a cyber attack brought against PayPal in 2010. The group […]

Apple Paid $60M To Outside Counsel In Samsung Suits

Though the company was awarded nearly $1 billion through jury verdicts in its patent infringement cases against Samsung, recent filings […]

Look Past The Standard Forms for Non-Disclosure Agreements

Practitioners should avoid slavish use of the standard forms for Non-Disclosure Agreements, says attorney Raymond Millien of the PCT Law […]

Study: Conflict Disclosure For State High Court Judges Woefully Inadequate

Inadequate financial disclosure requirements in most states, combined with the increase of special-interest money in judicial campaigns, may be leading […]

Jailed Gov’t Whistleblower, Former CIA Agent, Warns Snowden: Don’t Return

A former CIA agent, serving prison time for revealing the name of an undercover agent to a reporter, wrote to […]

Class-Action Against Google’s Privacy Policy Thrown Out

A federal district judge in San Jose ruled that Google users who filed a class-action lawsuit claiming the tech giant […]

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