Litigation

C-Suiters Can’t Use Apex Doctrine to Avoid Deposition In Washington

The so-called “apex doctrine” has been used in many jurisdictions to shield C-suite executives from being deposed in litigation. Recently, […]

Ruling Redefines “Rule of Reason” in McDonald’s Antitrust Case

No-poach agreements are a hot topic in antitrust. Both government agencies and private plaintiffs have challenged such agreements. Recently the […]

Community Pharmacists File Class Action Against CVS, Caremark

A class action lawsuit has been filed by the National Community Pharmacists Association against CVS Health, Caremark, according to an […]

American Airlines Appeals Major Antitrust Decision

American Airlines and JetBlue coordinated schedules, shared revenue, and offered reciprocal benefits to frequent flyers for nearly four years. Then, […]

FTC and 17 States Sue Amazon

The FTC and 17 states are suing Amazon after more than a decade of complaints by regulators and consumer advocates […]

FTC Accuses Anesthesia Rollup, Private Equity Firm, of Monopolization

Stat News reports that the Federal Trade Commission has filed suit against private equity firm Welsh Carson and U.S. Anesthesia […]

Swiss Insurer Pays Up, Sort Of

Collider reports that Paramount movie studios received a $71 million settlement from Swiss insurer Chubb due to the pandemic delay […]

9th Circuit Ruling Could Offer Redress For Anti-Competitive Conduct

Epic Games and Apple have been squabbling in and out of court for thirteen years about Epic’s access to Apple’s […]

High Standard For Unconscionable Arbitration Contracts

Loser pays is a key provision in the arbitration policy described in a staff handbook of the Savannah College of […]

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 […]

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