In an important judgment of relevance to competition litigation and the digital assets market, on 21 May 2025, the Court of Appeal delivered its decision in BSV Claims Ltd v Bittylicious Ltd & Others [2025] EWCA Civ 661...

Effective October 10, 2024, employers in San Diego County must assess compliance with new criminal record screening regulations.

Non-compete restrictions are creations of state law, which can sometimes vary on key aspects of contract formation, enforceability and the extent to which states will reform or "blue pencil" the language of the restrictions.

WilmerHale recently achieved a major victory in a financial crisis-related case after the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) dropped the centerpiece of its lawsuit...

Expectations are a funny thing. They can be good in that they set forth an objective measure for expected performance, goals, and standards of conduct.

The Court's opinion in Scott v. Chipotle Mexican Grill demonstrates how employers can successfully combat class action claims that employees were misclassified as exempt.

In July 2020, the death penalty attracted national attention when the Trump Administration and the Department of Justice reinstituted federal executions for the first time in more than 17 years.

On December 31, 2024, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (the "Court") struck down the controversial 2020 "uptier transaction" executed...

When the Federal Circuit denied Baxter’s petition for panel rehearing and rehearing en banc in Fresenius USC, Inc. v. Baxter International, Inc., Judge Dyk wrote an opinion concurring in the denial that was joined by Judge Prost, Judge O’Malley wrote an opinion dissenting from the denial that was joined by Chief Judge Rader and Judge Wallach, and Judge Newman wrote a separate opinion dissenting from the denial.

When is an expert not really an expert? No, it’s not a riddle, but a question that the Court of Appeal for Ontario wrestled with in Westerhof v Gee Estate, a recent decision in two personal injury appeals.

The Japanese pharmaceutical company Daiichi Sankyo successfully defended itself against the early market entry of generic competitive products for its successful pharmaceutical product Sevikar®.

Das japanische Pharmaunternehmen Daiichi Sankyo hat sich erfolgreich gegen den frühzeitigen Markteintritt generischer Wettbewerbsprodukte zu seinem erfolgreichen Arzneimittel Sevikar® gewehrt.

Over recent years, a prolonged period of low interest rates, together with a competitive financing market, has resulted in greater leverage and control for private companies (and their sponsors) when it comes...

Five years ago, the General Assembly amended the foreclosure statute to prohibit an attorney who serves as trustee or substitute trustee from representing the noteholder or the borrower during a foreclosure proceeding.

BBC News invited Coller IP to speak about Intellectual Property issues around the recent developments in 3D printing technology.

Recently, antitrust law and regulations have made their way to the center stage of politics in the United States.

A Texas district court ruling late last week could reshape the landscape of Chapter 11 restructurings by striking down exclusive backstop agreements as violating the Bankruptcy Code's equal-treatment rule.

The Supreme Court of Turks and Caicos Islands recently considered whether to widen local access to litigation funding and finance. Such arrangements can be of interest to clients who cannot afford to litigate, or those who prefer to keep some or all of litigation costs off of the balance sheet.

The Court held that diving into a river from a rope swing is a dangerous recreational activity involving an obvious risk.