Litigation
Duty to disclose “is not a mandate for prolixity,” court says…
More than a day into the partial shutdown of the U.S. government, negotiations to bring federal employees back to work […]
Th inevitable disclosure doctrine can allow a court to issue a preliminary injunction prohibiting a former employee from going to work for a competitor based on the prediction of future trade secret misappropriation.
A district court judge in East Texas dealt a blow to Apple in its fight against a company that has […]
In a campaign finance case that will go before the Supreme Court Oct. 8, Harvard professor Lawrence Lessig and Sen. […]
Britain has filed suit at the European Court of Justice to protest the European Union’s move to limit bonus payments […]
District courts nationwide have been chipping away at the protection offered by the business judgment rule. A Texas federal court […]
Another blow to campaign funding laws may be in the offing, as the Supreme Court preps to take up a […]
In a decision that could have significant impact, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently determined […]
New York regulators are cracking down on fake reviews posted to sites like Google, Yelp, Citysearch, and Yahoo after noting […]
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