Litigation

Seattle Suburbs’ Public Defense Systems Violate Constitution, Court Finds

December 11, 2013

The public-defense systems of two Washington state towns are so defective – with lawyers contracted for indigent defense bases handling […]

Flashlight App Used By Millions Was Giving Away Secrets

December 10, 2013

The creator of an Android flashlight app that did not properly inform users it was sending their location and unique […]

Derivatives Traders Sue CFTC To Halt A Dodd-Frank “Guidance”

December 10, 2013

Groups representing swaps and derivatives traders are suing the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over its new guidelines regulating cross-border trading. […]

Hacker Group Pleads Guilty To PayPal Attack

December 10, 2013

Members of a high-profile hacker group have pled guilty to a cyber attack brought against PayPal in 2010. The group […]

Apple Paid $60M To Outside Counsel In Samsung Suits

December 10, 2013

Though the company was awarded nearly $1 billion through jury verdicts in its patent infringement cases against Samsung, recent filings […]

Look Past The Standard Forms for Non-Disclosure Agreements

December 10, 2013

Practitioners should avoid slavish use of the standard forms for Non-Disclosure Agreements, says attorney Raymond Millien of the PCT Law […]

Study: Conflict Disclosure For State High Court Judges Woefully Inadequate

December 10, 2013

Inadequate financial disclosure requirements in most states, combined with the increase of special-interest money in judicial campaigns, may be leading […]

Jailed Gov’t Whistleblower, Former CIA Agent, Warns Snowden: Don’t Return

December 10, 2013

A former CIA agent, serving prison time for revealing the name of an undercover agent to a reporter, wrote to […]

Class-Action Against Google’s Privacy Policy Thrown Out

December 10, 2013

A federal district judge in San Jose ruled that Google users who filed a class-action lawsuit claiming the tech giant […]

Top UK Lawyer Hopes To Curb Social Media Influence On Trials

December 9, 2013

The British Attorney General’s office, looking to keep social media from publishing sensitive information that could lead to prejudiced court […]

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