Litigation

Target Saddled With Years Of Legal Wrangling After Holiday Data Breach

February 12, 2014

Since Target announced it had suffered a massive data breach in December, impacted customers have filed more than 70 lawsuits, […]

JPMorgan-DOJ Settlement Challenged In Court

February 11, 2014

Better Markets, a Washington DC-based non-profit, has sued the Department of Justice and Attorney General Eric Holder, alleging their $13 […]

Consumer Lawyers’ Wary Eye On Coca-Cola v Pom Wonderful SCOTUS Case

February 7, 2014

Pom Wonderful sued Coca-Cola in 2007, claiming the label on its pomegranate blueberry juice was misleading because the product is […]

Calif. AG Sues Kaiser For Waiting Months To Warn Customers Of Data Breach

February 6, 2014

In a California data breach case that could have national implications, the state’s attorney general is suing Kaiser Foundation Health […]

Troll Invokes Mark Cuban’s Wrath With Patent For Watching Movies Early

February 5, 2014

Billionaire entrepreneur and public enemy of patent troll firms Mark Cuban has a new target: a patent assertion firm that […]

Bankers And Retailers Trade Barbs Over Data-Breach

February 5, 2014

Appearing before the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee, spokesmen from the American Bankers Association and the National Retail […]

Super Bowl Ring Among Damages Sought In Eli Manning Racketeering Lawsuit

February 5, 2014

A sports memorabilia collector who claims quarterback Eli Manning, along with the Giants general counsel and a team co-owner, were […]

No Secondary Liability For Founder Of Allegedly Infringing Company

February 5, 2014

An Arizona district court found that BioD failed to make its copyright infringement case against the founder of Amino Technology, […]

Prince Drops Lawsuit Against Bootlegging Fans

February 4, 2014

No fan of the internet, or the copyright infringement it has allowed, musician Prince set out to sue 22 alleged […]

Appeals Court Weighing Validity Of Gov’t Request For Unencrypted Emails

February 4, 2014

Now-defunct email service Lavabit’s defense claiming that providing unencrypted missives to the court violates privacy was not as compelling to […]

Daily Updates

Sign up for our free daily newsletter for the latest news and business legal developments.

Scroll to Top