Litigation
Why it’s no coincidence that it was filed in California’s Northern District, in what some now refer to as “the Food Court.”
Indiana’s public-intoxication law, which makes it a crime to annoy someone in a public place while drunk, was successfully challenged […]
Washington attorney David Balto, an antitrust defense attorney formerly with the Federal Trade Commission, argues that the FTC’s enforcement protocol […]
Role reversal, anxiety, self-doubt about previously offered legal advice, and the peculiar psychological process called “spectating” are among the issues […]
The Second Amendment right to bear arms cannot be confined to just the home, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals […]
Thanks to the budget President Obama signed in December, the Justice Department has announced it can resume hiring again after […]
The Supreme Court of Delaware has endorsed a less stringent method of determining whether an employee’s social media post can […]
The underlying facts of Daimler v. Bauman, decided by the U.S. Supreme Court last month, don’t make it sound like […]
Are you an American who has used a phone since 2006? Then you could be a plaintiff in the class-action […]
“At a minimum, it can be expected that Target will investigate the availability of coverage under four separate lines of […]
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