Litigation

Two NY Attorneys Charged In $31M Insurance Scam

Two New York attorneys teamed up with a number of doctors to run a highly successful slip-and-fall insurance scam over […]

Sidley Tangled In Conflict Allegation Re Investigation Of LGBTQ Rights Group

The president of the DC-based Human Rights Campaign, the nation’s largest LGBTQ rights organization, was mentioned a number of times […]

Qui Tam Suit Hits 315 Auto Insurers, Claims They Shunt Billions In Costs to Medicare

In what’s said to be one of the largest whistleblower suits in U.S. history, 315 auto insurance companies, including many […]

Now We Know Why Epic Sued Google

Epic’s case against Apple and its Apple Store has always been clear cut, but it took a recently unsealed and […]

Biographers: He Wasn’t There

Few living adults have had their early career lives more closely scrutinized by scholars than 81-year-old Bob Dylan. One biographer […]

CAFC Rules Against PersonalWeb

The Court of Appeals for the Federal District has issued a precedential decision that PersonalWeb Technologies’ patent claims against Google, […]

Should Ransomware Payments Be Banned?

Ransomware attacks have become so extensive, and so expensive, that their effects ripple through the entire economy: They have in […]

Understand Cryptocurrency? Well, You Don’t Have To In Order To Vote For Taxing Its Brokers

A provision that addresses cryptocurrency survived bipartisan negotiations and remains in the recently passed Senate version of the infrastructure bill. […]

The Dicey Question Of Transparency After A Cyberattack

Solar Winds is said to have gone public the day after it learned from cybersecurity company FireEye about the spectacular […]

Litigation, “Citizen Voice,” Blamed For Swollen Infrastructure Budgets

The $39 billion allocated for transit in the current version of the infrastructure bill sounds like a lot of money, […]

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