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A California resident sued trading-card seller Topps Co. for allegedly intercepting customer communications without consent through hidden online tracking tools from Meta Platforms Inc. and Amplitude Inc.
Judges and lawyers raised concerns about the federal judiciary’s proposal to ease the requirements for witnesses to testify remotely at trial, with one chief judge worrying the change could cause him to be “besieged” with those requests.
A company that makes mobile devices meant to hold up in harsh environments escaped a patent-infringement lawsuit after a New York federal judge blocked Texas-based attorney Bill Ramey’s application to represent the patent owner.
University of Texas at Austin’s president can’t be held individually liable anytime an employee of color is denied a pay raise, a Fifth Circuit judge warned during oral arguments Tuesday, as he considered a lower court’s ruling that could have that impact on the university.
The Justice Department attorney who unsuccessfully defended President Donald Trump’s attacks against law firms in court rejoined a think tank advancing Trump-aligned goals.
There’s never a good time for a law firm to see one of its most prominent partners leave and take several attorneys with him. But this is especially bad timing for Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann. In this episode of our podcast, On The Merits, Bloomberg Law reporters Jennifer Kay and Tatyana Monnay talk about the unusual bitterness Bernstein Litowitz expressed to its departing colleague after he exited the firm. They also talk about why, after the seismic corporate law changes of 2025, it may no longer be as lucrative as it once was to represent shareholders in Delaware.
The National Rifle Association of America is suing the NRA Foundation over alleged trademark violations and misusing $160 million in donor funds, a new federal lawsuit said Monday.
Judges at the Federal Circuit appeared likely to overturn a Virginia court’s order holding the law firm Quinn Emanuel in contempt based on its actions defending a patent suit that culminated with a $481 million enhanced-damages award against its client.
A law firm and client challenging Maine’s Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts program told the First Circuit that the program is constitutionally problematic, no matter the specifics of how the accounts function.
A look at the growing field of litigation finance and what it means for the future of the business of law.
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