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Colleen Vellturo (Of Counsel-Stamford) and Stephen P. Brown (Partner-Stamford) obtained summary judgment in the Connecticut Superior Court, Judicial District of Waterbury...

Vice Chancellor Noble announced last week that he will be retiring from the Court of Chancery bench on February 26, 2016.

Following up on my recent post discussing the use of social media for class action notices in a lawsuit filed against Gawker Media, I had the opportunity to discuss the subject with Colin O’Keefe of LXBN.

In this webinar, Attorney Todd J. Cook discusses "Public Resources for Investigating Boundary Disputes."

Armbrecht Jackson LLP is a full service law firm that provides business and litigation services in a broad array of specialties to the Gulf Coast of Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi.

Robert McDowell, co-chair of Cooley's global communications practice group and former FCC commissioner, discusses the DOJ's proposal.

Butler Snow's Margaret Z. Smith recently was republished by Jackson Young Lawyers May 2018 Newsletter for an article she authored titled "When in Doubt, Assert a Rule 403" ...

We recently posted about when a complainant is permitted to amend its complaint and the good cause that must be shown.

This time, we're reviewing the civil cases from the Fourth District reviewed by the Supreme Court in the first third of this decade, from 2020 to 2022-to-date.

This time, we're reviewing the county-level data on the Third District civil cases reviewed by the Supreme Court between 2020 and 2022 (so far).

With the increase in parallel investigations by the U.S. government, the lines between a civil investigation and a criminal investigation are becoming blurred.

Estate of Amanda Ross v. Steven R. Nunn, Fayette Circuit Court, Civil Action No. 09-CI-05104. Obtained a judgment against Steven R. Nunn in the amount of $24,253,298.85 for the wrongful death of Amanda Ross.

Advertising Litigation Co-chair Norman C. Simon, associate Benjamin M. Arrow and Edward Kabak, chief legal officer of the Brand Activation Association, authored the article "‘Lexmark' Redefines the False Advertising Landscape".

In affirming the lower court's dismissal of claims by Lindsay Lohan and Karen Gravano that characters in the Grand Theft Auto video game are avatars of them, the N Y Court of Appeals...

California passed legislation effective the first of this year stating that people who do substantially equivalent work have to be paid the same.

The complaint alleges that the company failed to inform consumers adequately of the practice and intentionally withheld the information.

New York Court rules against DFS operators and for New York Attorney General in their Preliminary Injunction requests.