Litigation
Survivors of the Asiana Airlines flight that crash-landed in San Francisco in July are suing Boeing, asking the aircraft giant […]
An employer who copied an employee’s personal client list, stored in the cloud, and then fired the employee and used […]
The Federal Reserve is appealing a court decision that struck down a 21-cent per swipe fee on debit card transactions. […]
More judges are reading briefs on iPads or tablets, and The Columbia Business Law Review has a few formatting tips […]
One of the few resorts left in the U.S. to cater only to skiers, Alta Ski Lifts Company in Utah […]
A judge in a California state court has ordered three corporate defendants – Sherwin Williams, ConAgra and NL Industries – […]
All federal court judges will see five-figure raises this year as a lawsuit challenging pay freezes dating back to 1995 […]
A seasoned SEC observer looks ahead to 2014 and what the SEC’s enforcement priorities are likely to be, based on […]
A recent U.S. Tax Court case demonstrated, once again, the importance of carefully crafting settlement agreements in emotional distress damages cases.
Theories of injury and damages rose as deciding factors at the class certification stage of litigation and whether plaintiffs are able to prove damages on a class-wide basis in 2013.
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