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On February 2, 2023, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled in the widely watched Tims v. Black Horse Carriers, Inc. case and unanimously held a five-year statute of limitations applies...

In a significant blow to New York's personal injury bar, Governor Hochul earlier this week finally vetoed the Grieving Families Act (GFA)...

Attorneys are accustomed to being called "ambulance chasers" or "sharks," always interested in increasing their fees.

Nevada's Supreme Court concluded in TikTok v. Dist. Ct. that TikTok is subject to jurisdiction in Nevada and agreed with other courts that 47 U.S.C. § 230 does not apply to allegations...

In Nides v. DVC Industries, the D.C. Court of Appeals addressed an increasingly important issue under the District's Consumer Protection Procedures Act (CPPA)...

An old adage about legal strategy goes something like this: when your case is weak on the law, pound the facts. When your case is weak on the facts, pound the law. And when your case is weak on the facts and the law...

As of February 17, 2026, the U.S. Copyright Office introduced a new option called Group Registration for Two-Dimensional Artwork (GR2D), allowing visual artists to register up to 20 published artworks at once...

n an August 2017 article, "0.44% of NFL Brains" we addressed The New York Times coverage of Dr. Ann Mckee's report "Clinicopathological Evaluation of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy in Players of American Football" ...

During the 2013 holiday season, Neiman Marcus, like many other retailers, discovered that its payment card systems had been compromised and customers' credit and debit card information was potentially stolen.

On September 28, 2015, we released a client alert noting that European Commission Decision 2000/520, known as the "Safe Harbor" for U.S. companies handling the private data of EU citizens...

In her article, Maryan discusses a recent decision from the Maryland Court of Appeals that addresses, as a matter of first impression, that a contractual waiver of subrogation bars a third party's contribution claim.

Cybersecurity threats to law firms are on the rise. Data breach lawsuits have been trending upwards and show no signs of slowing down.

New technology will undoubtedly improve lives, but it comes with new risks.

On July 1, 2020, a Michigan state court dismissed a coronavirus-related business interruption lawsuit filed by policyholder restaurants on the pleadings...

Insurers faced with pending and likely COVID-19 lawsuits in Pennsylvania recently received a favorable ruling from the Commonwealth's highest court. An emergency application for extraordinary relief filed by...

The Murdoch Family Trust litigation is making news again. Media organizations sought access to the proceedings and access to court filings in the case.

Q: What do freelance workers and their employers need to know about New York's Freelance Isn't Free Act?