Litigation

Zillow Seeks Dismissal Of Upstart Brokerage’s Antitrust Suit

Discount brokerage REX “has fabricated a massive industry-wide conspiracy,” according to Seattle-based real estate heavyweight Zillow Group Inc., in an […]

Something Democrats and Republicans Agree on

Facebook is planning to start an Instagram service for children under 13, but attorneys general from 44 states and territories […]

Facebook Teams Up With Gucci In A Counterfeiting Lawsuit

Facebook and Gucci America have teamed up to sue an alleged counterfeiter who has been extraordinarily industrious. According to the […]

You Might Call Them Something Else, But the Correct Term Is…

The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure don’t discuss the “vexatious litigant” designation, but the courts have identified such persons as […]

Housing Crisis, Fire Risk, Setting Off A Legal Battle In CA

More than 4 million acres in California burned last year, where there were five out of the six largest fires […]

Pandemic May Be Waning, But Securities Lawsuits Keep Coming

Two recent securities class actions related to the coronavirus are likely a harbinger of what’s to come even if there […]

Former Netflix Exec Guilty of Bribery, Kickbacks

Michael Kail, formerly VP of IT Operations with Netflix, who was indicted in 2018 on 29 counts of wire fraud, […]

Epic v. Apple Will Potentially Rewrite Antitrust Law

According to an article in Wired, “the livelihood of thousands of app developers and the very definition of antitrust law” […]

Counterfeits, “Brand Abuse,” Said To Be Rampant For Small And Medium Sized Businesses

Four out of five small and medium sized businesses suffer from counterfeited products and brand abuse, according to a brand […]

Texas AG’s Request For $3,800 Per Hour Outside Attorneys Is Thwarted By Lawmakers

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wanted to be able to pay outside counsel as much as $3,780 an hour for […]

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