Litigation

Wildlife Refuge Battles Activist Over Name of Bear She Saved

An animal rights activist who copyrighted the name of a wild black bear while she raised funds to relocate it […]

Tips On Reading A Resume From Outside Litigation Counsel

How to read through the boilerplate, evasion and occasional subterfuge. For the careful reader, there are some red flags.

Supreme Court To Examine Labor Neutrality Agreements

The Court will consider whether neutrality agreements between private-sector employers and unions attempting to organize violate anti-corruption law. Neutrality agreements, […]

New Ground Rules For The EU Dawn Raid

The European Commission, the body that applies EU competition law, has issued new guidance for the dawn raids it may […]

Strategies In A Medical Device Patent Jury Trial

Advice from practitioners, about “weaving a coherent story” in the esoteric field of medical devices. It probably applies as well […]

In-House Lawyer Hit With Malpractice Charge After Employee Deposition

A court of appeals found that when an in-house counsel took an employee’s deposition without giving him proper warning, and […]

‘Responsible Corporate Officer’ Doctrine Extended To CEO In Product Recall

Regulators are increasingly using the “responsible corporate officer” doctrine to hold high-ranking executives personally liable for alleged legal violations of […]

Morally Hazardous Settlement Strategy: Give It To ‘Em – We’re Insured!

In the Northern District of Illinois, two insurers had to cover the $6 million settlement of a Telephone Consumer Protection […]

Copyright Application Enough To Sue

A stock image company can sue for violations of copyright for images where they had filed a copyright application but […]

Law School Sued For Service-Dog Snub

An Iowa appeals court gave a former Drake University law student the go-ahead to sue the school for trying to […]

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