Litigation
A whistleblower who filed a complaint with the SEC claims that the wage gap between temp and full-time workers doing equivalent work at Google has […]
The threshold question for determining if a consumer class action may proceed following a data breach is whether the plaintiffs have standing. For making that […]
The Eleventh Circuit is the second federal appeals court to rule against a plaintiff with a Covid-related business interruption claim. In this case the court […]
The recent dismissal of two shareholder lawsuits alleging failure to promote board diversity continues an increasingly unmistakable trend, writes D&O expert Kevin M. LaCroix in […]
The Satanic Temple is a religion that has applied for and received federal recognition. As such, it uses legal precedent — several state Religious Freedom […]
In the latest of a flood of claims that began early last year, the production company working on the latest in the Tom Cruise “Mission […]
The law firm representing the Mexican government in a lawsuit targeting major U.S. gun manufacturers is cutting its hourly rate for senior attorneys from $1000 […]
U.S. courts in most instances are ruling that information concerning litigation funding is protected work product, according to a recent study conducted by litigation finance […]
A San Francisco-based cybersecurity company says it managed to establish communication with a ransomware group that had been contacting employees of some of its clients […]
Last week a jury decided that Apple should pay $300 million to Optis Wireless Technology in the companies’ second patent trial, and Sonos prevailed against […]
