Litigation
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.
Diversion for inbound products to the U.S. may be a significant compliance issue for companies to be aware of.
Why is an appeals court holding on parent corporation liability in tort for tortious interference with the contract of a subsidiary so alarming?
Affluenza – the defense that got a wealthy Texas teen who killed four in a drunk-driving crash rehab rather than […]
Many current patent holders who are on the margin do have options, however, as do new applicants in many cases.
The first Twitter libel case to go to trial, featuring Courtney Love as a defendant, began this week. In 2010 […]
Preliminary approval of a proposed $765 million settlement between the NFL and retired players over insufficient protections for head injuries […]
A federal appeals court today struck down the Federal Communications Commission’s net-neutrality rules, which would have prevented broadband providers from […]
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