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With April Statutory Town and May Special District elections right around the corner, it is a good time for local governments to once again evaluate compliance with Colorado's Fair Campaign Practices Act ...

Insolvency like international law can lend itself to aggressive protectionism as parties or countries try to preserve their own interests...

Data security breaches can have a significant impact a company's bottom line. While larger corporations may be able to sustain the financial hit, small to mid-size corporations can be significantly impacted from the financial blow.

In a recent unpublished opinion, the 11th Circuit upheld summary judgment for an auto insurer on claims of breach of contract, bad faith and outrage stemming from an underinsured motorist claim...

The case is Interstate Fire and Casualty v. Apartment Management Consultants, LLC, Case 2:13-cv-00278-ABJ (D. Wyo.) (Document 131 Filed 09/01/15).

The United States federal court system periodically publishes reports (called "Just the Facts") addressing trends facing the federal judiciary.

A federal court of appeals recently found that there was nothing wrong with a company monitoring a departed employee's Facebook account and using that information to pursue a trade secrets

In an Initial Decision released on October 30th, Chief Administrative Law Judge D. Michael Chappell has upheld the Federal Trade Commission's complaint against 1-800 Contacts, Inc....

On January 29, 2020, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement ("USMCA") was signed into law.

Most of us, even old-timers, changed the way we practiced law when the Coronavirus pandemic hit.

As attorneys, non-attorney professionals and staff, we ultimately all have the same objective: by ethical means, achieve the best outcome for our clients, through hard work, creative thinking and dedication.

Most corporate litigants are aware of the meet and confer requirement applicable to discovery disputes

Catchy blog titles are usually hard too, but not this one. Discovery of electronically stored information ("ESI") is just plain difficult.

As part of my ongoing discussion about ESI collection issues, I want to spend more time on the custodial interview process, because the interview is a critical part of any defensible collection.

A recent case in the Middle District of Tennessee highlights the scope and limits of spoliation sanctions under amended Rule 37(e).

Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 68 presents a valuable settlement tool for defense attorneys. Specifically, it allows the defendant to make a pre-trial offer of judgment on specified terms...

It’s easy to criticize medical professionals when we believe they are engaged in "defensive medicine".

In an opinion issued in May 2020, the Tennessee Court of Appeals provided guidance regarding the application of the common interest privilege and its impact on defamation and invasion of...