Loeb & Loeb LLP is entitled to collect $450,000 in attorney’s fees, costs, and Rule 11 sanctions for having successfully defended hip hop group Migos against an unreasonable copyright infringement claim centered around lyrics in their song “Walk It Talk It,” the Southern District of New York said.
Cozen O’Connor PC must face part of a longtime Chicago rabbi’s lawsuit accusing the law firm of working with his former synagogue to wrongfully reduce his retirement benefits.
A North Carolina federal judge didn’t mince words about the importance of deadlines as he barred an asbestos case plaintiff’s lawyer from using an expert’s causation report following its late filing, then threw out her lawsuit.
A motorcyclist’s widow lost her chance to sue
Two finance companies that held Michigan consumers’ debts, and their law firms, must return to a federal district court to fight proposed class claims alleging they calculated interest in underlying collection suits at too high a rate, the Sixth Circuit ruled Wednesday.
An Oklahoma attorney being investigated by the state bar for several alleged ethics lapses, including altering a medical release, was allowed to resign from the bar.
New York State’s court system will remove questions about mental health history from its bar application, Chief Judge Janet DiFiore announced Wednesday.