Litigation
Managerial accounting data can be used in expert analyses conducted in at least two types of antitrust litigation: predatory pricing […]
As the year 2013 began, more than 180 consumer class actions regarding the relatively common practice of companies tracking user […]
The False Claims Act allows private persons, known as “relators” or whistleblowers, to bring suit on behalf of the government […]
Antitrust agencies in the U.S. and Canada have programs designed to encourage cartel participants to alert authorities about the existence […]
Last year several opinions approving technology-assisted review (TAR) gave litigants the confidence to consider and try these technologies. First, U.S. […]
As e-discovery reaches into Asia, global companies face unfamiliar challenges. The so-called CJK languages (Chinese, Japanese and Korean) are difficult […]
In the vocabulary of intellectual property practice, a non-practicing entity (NPE) is a company whose business model consists of acquiring […]
Bilateral arbitration clauses (clauses that require arbitration and waive class proceedings), which have become common in standard consumer and employment […]
The franchise community was shaken following a series of court decisions that relabeled franchisees as employees of the franchisor. Jani-King […]
The author identifies several trends in litigation that should be of concern to executives. First on his list is false […]
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