Full Circuit to Hear Challenge to Scope of Search Warrants
The issues of how much computer data federal agents can seize under a warrant, how long they can hold onto it and what they can do with it will be taken up by the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit Wednesday.
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Full Circuit to Hear Challenge to Scope of Search Warrants
J&J Prevails in Children’s Motrin Case
A federal jury today in a Children’s Motrin case returned a verdict in favor of Johnson & Johnson’s subsidiary, McNeil Consumer Healthcare.
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J&J Prevails in Children’s Motrin Case
Supreme Court Protesters Take First Amendment Challenge to Court
Can a whisper be disruptive? When does speech become loud? A federal district judge in Washington considered those questions on Tuesday in a constitutional challenge to a ban on protest activity at the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Protesters Take First Amendment Challenge to Court
Unlikely Duo Joins Volkswagen Fray
Hagens Berman and Quinn Emanuel have teamed up in a nationwide class action against the automaker.
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Unlikely Duo Joins Volkswagen Fray
At Dewey & LeBoeuf Trial, More Questions Than Answers
The jury weighing criminal charges against three Dewey & LeBoeuf executives continued to show signs of confusion and possibly division Tuesday, asking a New York judge to explain the definition of "deliberation" and their role as jurors.
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At Dewey & LeBoeuf Trial, More Questions Than Answers
SEC Settles NJ Insider Trading Case Against Fla. Lawyers
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has settled with two Florida lawyers and three other people charged with engaging in insider trading of stock in Princeton drug company Pharmasset before it was bought by Gilead Sciences Inc. in 2011.
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SEC Settles NJ Insider Trading Case Against Fla. Lawyers
