Litigation

Law Prof Poses Alternative To Court Packing

NYU law prof Christopher Jon Sprigman says there is a better way than court packing to counter “partisan judges.” Congress […]

2020 is likely to prove to be the year when the world took a giant step toward a new societal […]

A whistleblower who served as the deputy chief of staff of the EPA in 2017 and 2018 has sued both […]

Cyber insurance should be understood as a societal problem, not just a business problem, says a treatise from the Carnegie […]

A hacker convinced a 401K “record keeper” for Abbott Labs to change an employee’s account password, and then managed to […]

Venue is often a key factor in deciding whether to pursue litigation, and it is the issue in the Supreme Court’s […]

Speculation about how a Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett would rule has focused on Roe v Wade and Obamacare […]

Although gaming disorder was defined as an addiction by the World Health Organization in 2018, and that designation has been […]

One of Maryland’s leading medical malpractice attorneys has been charged by federal prosecutors with attempted extortion. Allegations are that he […]

Declining corporate revenues, a dispersed workforce, and an increasingly desperate population is proving to be a potent recipe for fraud. […]