Litigation
Since the Loper Bright decision, courts have been reshaping Telephone Consumer Protection Act consent standards, raising new risks and opportunities for compliance teams.
Read more about how Google is paying $50M to settle race discrimination claims alleging Black workers were denied advancement and steered into dead-end roles.
Read how a British Columbia court affirmed damages in a data breach case, setting a privacy and cybersecurity law precedent for compensation without proof of loss.
Treating risk factor disclosures as opinions could bring clarity to securities litigation and reduce legal uncertainty for public companies.
Federal Circuit limits patent damages tied to convoyed sales, emphasizing the need for a functional link between patented and unpatented components.
Trump’s executive order was “in retaliation against organizations and people that he dislikes,” according to the firm’s complaint.
Read how a judge rejected plaintiffs’ push to expand search terms in Tremblay v. OpenAI, signaling limits on discovery input without clear proof of production gaps.
Learn about how the First Circuit overturned a $93M SEC judgment against Commonwealth, citing lack of evidence on materiality, causation, and flawed disgorgement analysis.
A Colorado court ruling narrows Section 11 liability for direct listings, reinforcing strict tracing rules set by the Supreme Court in Slack Technologies.
The Delaware court applies an “entire fairness standard” but still dismisses the shareholder suit, finding no plausible claim of an unfair price in the challenged acquisition.
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