As industries across the globe continue to see rapid expansion in the face of ongoing innovation and increased market participation, many sectors are being scrutinized over monopolistic entities dominating industry conversations.

By examining litigation records over the past decade, we set out to identify which products, active ingredients, therapeutic indications...

The life sciences industry is evolving rapidly, with groundbreaking advancements in research and development driving innovation across various sectors. With this innovation comes a changing legal...

Trials today are more visual than ever, and juries expect the same clarity they get from the media they consume daily.

Within the next ten years, we anticipate that virtual reality won't just be associated with gaming- VR and AR will shift to be an integral part of all major industry operations. Let's take a look at why.

Last week, we were shown that crypto's reckoning is just starting. FTX, one of the world's largest crypto exchanges, imploded.

The biggest gaming deal in history has hit another regulatory roadblock. As Microsoft continues to seek government approval for their acquisition of Activision...

Global logistics have been forever altered by the onset of COVID-19, and the supply chain is still trying to recover from pandemic production roadblocks.

The emergence of the wireless industry's fifth-generation spectrum has disrupted operations across all sectors, prompting innovation and enabling further integration of the IoT into all facets of our daily lives.

Drawing on years of psycho-legal research and real-world courtroom experience, Dr. Gordon examines what the Luigi Mangione case reveals about modern jurors—from the influence of pretrial publicity...

Following our earlier analysis of the ingredients and therapies at the heart of PTAB disputes, we now turn to the judges, litigants, and law firms steering these cases. Of the 192 PTAB proceedings involving biologics...

We recently spoke with our ITC Practice Chair, Jeffrey Dorfman, a seasoned New York attorney, to explore how ALJ-specific practices are influencing the course of investigations.

An AmLaw 50 firm recently acknowledged violating—through a litigation services vendor—a standing order regarding juror background research.

The 2023 amendment to Federal Rule of Evidence (FRE) 702 has introduced stricter standards for expert testimony, challenging litigators to adapt to the evolving requirements.

The rapid rise of AI technology has reshaped how businesses operate across industries and will be a chief catalyst for innovation in the future. Companies that want to stay competitive will need to adapt...

In a perfect world, an expert's testimony wouldn't change just because the courtroom does.

While much attention is given to the biases that jurors can bring into courtrooms and to how these biases can affect deliberations, it is generally assumed that non-jury fact-finders – judges, mediators, and arbitrators...

Using aggregated filing data from the wireless dataset, we provide a high-level but data-driven view of where litigation is concentrated, which parties are most active, and how the structure...

As part of WIT's continued commitment to staying ahead of the curve when it comes to litigation trends in evolving areas of technology, we set out to uncover which original equipment suppliers (OEMs)...

What forces are shaping today's regulatory environment? In this latest Q&A, we asked our Former FDA Expert Team to weigh in on some of the most pressing questions...