Litigation
Entering into an agreed-upon model discovery order is rightfully considered a good way to put a lid on e-discovery costs, […]
Seyfarth Shaw partners Dawn Solowey and Rob Carty, members of the firm’s Appellate Team, lay out five principles to keep […]
JP Morgan will pay $13 billion – the largest settlement with a single entity in history – for misleading investors […]
Google, Facebook, Microsoft and others are suing the government, claiming a First Amendment right to reveal details about the number […]
Trials in Massachusetts can have a more immediate impact than in other states, allowing either party to freeze accounts and […]
A partial retrial was called for in the Eastern District of Texas after a Cisco attorney made statements in court […]
Though MediaTek’s general counsel requested a consultant’s technical report, and the report was filed under a confidentiality agreement, the report […]
The Boilermakers decision, decided in June by the Delaware Chancery Court, has been widely viewed as a win for companies […]
Major-league football and baseball will have to be moved from major networks to paid channels like ESPN unless the Supreme […]
Starbucks didn’t convince an appeals court that customers were confused by the “Charbucks” coffee brand being offered by a small […]
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