Litigation

Important Patenting Decision By Federal Circuit

Cellect sued Samsung in Colorado for infringing four patents directed to the devices that make up image sensors. Samsung responded […]

Delaware Court Rules Noncompete Unenforceable

Former employees of Frontline Technologies Group, a subsidiary of Frontline Technologies Parent, LLC, which is owned by a private equity […]

Cliffhanger For the Commercial Lending Market

Bryan Cave attorneys write that a crisis was averted on Aug. 24 when the Second Circuit ruled in Kirschner v. […]

U.S. District Judge Casey Rodgers Not A Big Fan of Litigation Finance

Alison Frankel writes that U.S. District Judge Casey Rodgers, who is overseeing the proposed $6 billion settlement of claims against […]

Lawsuit Cites Retaliation Against Pregnant Employees

According to a news release by the Washington Attorney General, the state of Washington filed a suit against O’Reilly Auto […]

Windfall Clauses On Atypical Sales Upheld By Appeals Court

In an August ruling, the First Circuit ruled that provisions in compensation plans that allow employers to modify commissions on […]

Mintz Fined For Performing Due Diligence In China

New York-based due diligence firm Mintz Group no longer has a presence in China, apparently because it is no longer […]

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 & […]

NLRB Dumps Trump-Era Neutral Workplace Standard

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

E-discovery Provider Uses Fusion Analytics To Build Case Narrative

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

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