Litigation
Plaintiff’s counsel may use Facebook and Twitter to solicit potential collective action members, a federal court in Nevada recently ruled. […]
Eyewitnesses forget 40 percent of what they recall in less than 20 minutes, according to trial attorney Robert Squire with […]
Companies in a wide range of regulated industries, from food production and energy to insurance and health care, may enter […]
The numbers are in and they are impressive: In fiscal 2013, the second year of the Dodd-Frank whistleblower program, there […]
A custody dispute between an Olympic skier and his former girlfriend, an ex-marine and former firefighter, has evolved into a […]
Broken links are having an increasingly negative impact on citation references in academic research and case law. Hyperlinks that lead […]
The Supreme Court agreed to take up a case on the right of for-profit corporations to determine what they do […]
On the heels of a $765 million NFL settlement with former football players accusing the league of covering up dangers […]
The stickiest issue: the intermediaries without whom doing business in China is virtually impossible.
A firm with a history of asserting a data encryption patent in court against the likes of Amazon and Microsoft […]
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