Litigation

Poorly Drafted Non-Disparagement Agreement Aided Ex-Employee’s Suit

Mintz attorneys have some suggestions concerning non-disparagement provisions, based on a recent appeals court ruling in Wright v. Eugene & […]

In a long-awaited decision, Stericycle, Inc., 372 NLRB No. 113, the National Labor Relations Board rewrote its standards for assessing […]

Julian Ackert of iDS, a data consulting firm, notes that accurate information and the speed at which you receive it […]

D.C. District Court Judge Amit Mehta shrunk the case that states and the DOJ can make in the antitrust trial […]

SEC v. Jarkesy, recently granted Certiorari by the U.S. Supreme Court, will be consequential for all federal agencies. At issue […]

Between 2009 and 2013 Ford Motor Company spent more than $500 million on insurance plans, and more than $150 million […]

Attorney Adam K. Gallagher discusses some applicable case law for the all-too-common situation in which an insurer denies coverage for […]

Eons ago, when eccentric South African gazillionaire Elon Musk was fudging his promised takeover of Twitter, the platform’s previous owners […]

Business and Commercial Litigation in Federal Courts, edited by Robert L. Haig, has been in print since 1998. Its fifth […]

Offering fraud cases are typically based on the sale of interest in a fund. The bad actor finds something investors […]