Litigation

Walgreens Sued For Fueling Opioid Crisis In Arkansas

Arkansas’ Attorney General Leslie Rutledge filed suit on March 15 against Walgreens, claiming failure to report and prevent suspicious opioid […]

Top RICO Lawyer Hired To Go After Trump On Georgia Election Charges

The Georgia district attorney who is investigating Trump over alleged election interference has enlisted the help of John Floyd, a […]

$2 Billion Damages Award For Patent Infringement

One of the largest damages amounts ever for patent infringement was awarded on March 2 in the Western District of […]

Microsoft President Attacks Google at House Hearing

Testifying before a hearing of the House Judiciary subcommittee on antitrust on March 12, Microsoft President Brad Smith said Google […]

Bucolic Westchester Estate Could Snare Trump In Tax Probe

A 213-acre Westchester County estate featuring a classic Georgian-style mansion, “could end up being one his bigger legal nightmares.”

Facebook Files Motions to Dismiss Antitrust Cases

On March 10, Facebook filed motions for dismissal of antitrust cases that were brought by The Federal Trade Commission and […]

Report: Companies Failing To Report Cyber Risk To Shareholders

Many companies are not adequately reporting cybersecurity risk in their SEC filings, according to a recent report. Instead they are […]

Law Firms Half A World Apart Come To Same Conclusion: Increasing Risk Of Climate Change Litigation

Recent posts from major law firms in the U.S., the UK and New Zealand issue similar warnings: Climate change litigation […]

Careless “Offboarding” Leaves Gaping Cybersecurity Hole

Insiders are the most common source of organizational breaches. That fact is well understood at this point, but a crucial […]

Is Content Moderation Even Possible?

Not according to a post in the Techdirt blog – at least not moderation “at scale” – because neither human […]

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