Litigation

Beirut Explosion Victims Sue In Texas

August 5, 2022

A ship called the MV Rhosus unloaded 2,750 tons of explosive ammonium nitrate at the Port of Beirut, Lebanon in […]

The Three-Day-Minimum Hybrid Approach for Return to Work

August 4, 2022

As life after the pandemic has normalized, leaders are faced with employees wanting to manage their work/life balance, the company […]

Will Insurance Cover Companies That Facilitate Employee Abortion Travel?

August 3, 2022

In states that have banned or sharply restricted abortion since the Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision, many companies have said they […]

Privilege Can Be Fragile, Watch Your Tongue.

August 3, 2022

A federal court ruling in Kansas can be read as a warning to in-house counsel, a reminder “to train their […]

The Most Unfair Rule In All of American Jurisprudence Strikes Again

August 2, 2022

A court has determined that Gustav Renny, the managing director of an LLC called Pelican Investment Holding, can be personally […]

When A Corporate Officer Can Be Personally Liable For Unpaid Wages

August 1, 2022

An appellate court in California has held that a corporate officer, in this case a woman who was both CEO […]

Patent Asserting Entities and the Federal Circuit

July 29, 2022

A research project set out to discover who files appeals to the Court of Appeals For the Federal Circuit in […]

UPO To Be Up and Running Early 2023

July 28, 2022

After its July 8 meeting the Unified Patent Court in Luxembourg issued a report saying “the timing of the start […]

It’s Their World, We Just Live In It

July 27, 2022

It turns out that celebrities are good for something after all. They’re setting the legal parameters in our country’s ongoing […]

Blood and Money

July 27, 2022

One year ago the United States blocked Mexicans visiting the U.S. on short-term visas from entering the country to sell […]

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