Federal prosecutors convinced a New York federal district court Monday to force Enable Healthcare Inc. to provide information about its corporate structure, healthcare billing practices, and agreements with a client in an investigation into potential False Claims Act violations.
Washington Football Team majority owner Dan Snyder lost a bid for a broad sweep of the cellphone records of the wife of the team’s former General Manager for use in a defamation suit in India, after the District of Colorado found the request to be a “fishing expedition.”
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Three women suing their Connecticut employer for alleged pay and other bias are barred from using at trial a surreptitious recording of their boss because they failed to timely disclose the tape during discovery, a federal judge ruled.
Among the many traditions of official Washington restored in President Joe Biden’s White House is its age-old reputation as a magnet for lawyers.
Big Law partners worked harder than ever in 2020, and that complicates things for managing partners who are looking for growth this year on top of a record 2020.
The Indiana Pacers asked the Southern District of Indiana to quash a subpeona served by Adidas, which seeks documents describing how it evaluated the skills and attributes of Brian Bowen II before signing him, for use in a racketeering lawsuit Bowen filed against the shoe manufacturer in South Carolina.
A Georgia man failed to convince the state’s supreme court that his malice murder convictions should be overturned because law enforcement obtained cell tower information from AT&T without a warrant, according to a recent opinion.