By Emily Cousins | February 4, 2025
"My client was criticizing the court," attorney Mario Cerame said. "He used some colorful language. ... He was pretty upset, and understandably so. [Doe claimed] that was him whistle-blowing, and ... that this was him soliciting people to identify her."
By Chris O'Malley | February 4, 2025
FCC Chair Brendan Carr told Semafor that Adam Candeub "is a rare talent—he has fought fearlessly against Big Tech censorship and has had a successful career both as an effective telecom litigator and academic."
By Michael Marciano | February 4, 2025
The former U.S. Attorney for the District of Connecticut brings a mix of extensive public and private experience to the position.
By Emily Cousins | February 3, 2025
McCarter & English sought to recover punitive damages from a former client for allegedly refusing to pay legal fees. The Connecticut high court stipulated common-law punitive damages are not available for breach of contract without a separate proven tort that provides an opportunity for punitive damages.
By Dan Novak | February 3, 2025
Trump’s firing of the inspectors general is like when “your parents have left for the weekend so you can throw a kegger,” said Reed Smith partner Rizwan Qureshi.
By Jimmy Hoover | February 3, 2025
On Monday, the ABA adopted a resolution proposed by the New York City bar urging the high court to make its recent code of conduct "enforceable."
By Riley Brennan | February 3, 2025
The court determined the plaintiff, an EMT, qualified as a health care provider under the state's Health Care Worker Whistleblower statute.
By Emily Cousins | January 31, 2025
The plaintiffs both were involved in car accidents with Commerce-insured individuals, and both individuals were deemed "legally responsible for the accident," the plaintiffs' brief said. However, both plaintiffs' cars had a lower fair market value after the accident, and the class action claimed the insurance company owed damages to make up for the diminished value of their vehicles.
By Sulaiman Abdur-Rahman | January 30, 2025
"This proposed acquisition risks substantially lessening competition in a critically important technology market and thus poses the precise threat that the Clayton Act was enacted to prevent," U.S. attorneys alleged in a complaint seeking to block Hewlett Packard Enterprise's proposed merger with rival Juniper Networks Inc.
By Emily Cousins | January 30, 2025
A jury held that a police officer used excessive force against a plaintiff. Now, the plaintiff is trying to recover the $132,175 judgment from the police department's insurance company.
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