The California Supreme Court has set oral argument in State of California v. Continental Insurance Co. for May 30, 2012 at 9:00 a.m. in San Francisco.

Two New Jersey state senators, Sens. Shirley K. Turner and Ronald L. Rice, recently introduced legislation, Bill S2489, that would require professional services contracts entered into by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the Delaware River Port Authority, and the Delaware River and Bay Authority to be awarded through a competitive contracting process.

On November 26, 2013, the California Supreme Court denied MBL’s petition for review from the Court of Appeal’s recent decision in Federal Ins. Co. v. MBL (2013) 219 Cal.App.4th 29.

Duane Morris cannabis industry group team lead Paul Josephson spoke with The Legal Intelligencer on Pennsylvania cannabis legalization ...

Japanese lawmakers have submitted a bill to the Japanese Parliament which would legalize casinos in Japan.

Our partner Marvin G. Pickholz recently co-authored Recent Federal Court Decisions Revitalize the Government's Civil Enforcement Power Under FIRREA, which appeared in the July/August issue of the Financial Fraud Law Report.

Yesterday, ISS issued FAQs explaining its views on director qualification/compensation bylaws.

The Drug Supply Chain Security Act was enacted "to build an electronic, interoperable system to identify and trace certain prescription drugs..."

he booming digital health industry gained long-awaited clarity on how FDA will regulate medical apps with the agency’s publication of its final guidance document on Mobile Medical Applications in September 2013.

In a recent appellate decision in New York, a developer sued its construction manager for fraudulent misrepresentation that the construction manager had obtained full Subguard coverage.

A California District Court awarded a whopping $12.4 million in fees to a prevailing defendant, including $3 million in e-discovery costs and fees.

Can a lawyer obtain appellate review of a sanctions order by piggy-backing on her client's notice of appeal?

We have had the opportunity to look at some of the details of the Fantex type deals being signed by professional athletes.

Internet gambling is currently legal and operating in three, U.S. States - Nevada, New Jersey and Delaware.

The structural engineer on the Harmon Tower will not be liable to the steel subcontractor, per the Nevada Supreme Court.

Today, July 11, 2013, the New Jersey Transit Board of Directors will be presented for approval a capital plan for Fiscal Year 2014 in the amount of $1.228 billion.

A federal appeals court ruled that a landowner is not liable under CERCLA[1] for amounts due to a subcontractor, when the owner had already paid the prime contractor for cleanup work.

Common sense suggests that when a lien has been bonded off, the owner of the real estate need no longer be a party to the lien claim lawsuit.

As of recently, the Cook County Use Tax returns are required to be filed for all businesses in Cook County, Illinois, and individuals in Cook County who owe such use tax for purchases made in April 2013 from sellers located outside of Cook County.

Revenue Procedure 2014—12 (the "Rev Proc") issued by the Internal Revenue Service creates a safe harbor for investors in the Federal Historic Tax Credit.