Litigation
So called “clearance culture” is rampant in movie and video production. What it means is that big budget content creators often go to the trouble […]
An article in Canadian Lawyer reports on a forum that brought together general counsel from three major Canadian companies, along with one law firm attorney […]
Climate change litigation has doubled since 2015. It began mainly targeting energy companies, but it has expanded to implicate new plaintiffs, claimants, and jurisdictions. It […]
Given the practice has been going on since at least the 1930s and probably long before that, it seems outlandish that wealthy celebrities who capitalize […]
A Georgia attorney with a legal malpractice specialty reports that malpractice carriers are expecting to see a claims uptick. Historical factors fueling this trend include […]
An article in Mediate.com covers the basics of mediating, and offers five arguments why both plaintiffs and defendants should favor mediation over litigation in employment […]
From the opening sentence, the complaint in Mary Trump’s case against Donald Trump and two of his siblings is a compelling read: “For Donald J. […]
A putative class action filed in federal court in Seattle alleges that Amazon intentionally makes it difficult to unsubscribe to the Amazon Prime program. “Because […]
Attorneys Alex Ficker and Sarah M. Luna offer a settlement strategy for workers’ comp claims. At the outset they urge a definition of “winning” that […]
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) constitute a potent one-two punch by Golden State regulators, and a model […]
