It has long been the rule in New York that a defendant should disclose all insurance policies that might provide coverage to the plaintiff for an underlying claim. McKiernan v Vaccaro...

On September 27, 2023, the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) added 28 new entities to its Entity List through amendments to the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).

Multiple consumer class actions have been filed around the country involving the labeling of food products as "natural" or "all-natural."

Cappello sued our client — the wholesale food service company that sold the romaine lettuce to the deli — as well as the deli, the romaine lettuce distributor, and the grower of the lettuce.

Los Angeles Partner Dana Fox and San Francisco Partner Anna Gourgiotopoulou secured a defense verdict for a transportation technology company after just 45 minutes of jury deliberations...

Cincinnati Managing Partner Judd Uhl and Partner Andrew Weber obtained a favorable jury verdict in an admitted liability case for a national trucking carrier in Hamilton County, Ohio.

New York/Newark Team Obtains Affirmance of Defense Verdict On Behalf of National Hotel Chain.

New York Partner Peter Shapiro and Associate Abaigeal Franson prevailed on an appeal in the New York Appellate Division First Department.

Orange County Partners Charles L. Harris and Justin S. Kim recently obtained a unanimous defense verdict on behalf of their client, a national home improvement company...

A recent Delaware Court of Chancery decision provided an exemplary analysis of when a deadlock in an LLC might be the basis for a dissolution. In Mehra v. Teller, C.A. No. 2019-0812-KSJM...

In this matter, the plaintiff — an elderly patient — was admitted for inpatient care one week after a third spinal surgery.

Sacramento Partner Richard A. Sullivan and Associate Jay Patterson recently secured a defense win for the Sunrise Mall in a case arising from a trip and fall of an elderly plaintiff.

On December 10, 2019, the United States Supreme Court ruled that the one-year statute of limitations for violations of the FDCPA begins to run when the violation occurs, not when it is discovered by the consumer.

Any such reimbursements must be approved by the California Department of Finance.

On March 27, 2019, Utah Governor Gary Herbert signed House Bill (HB) 57 – known as the Electronic Information or Data Privacy Act – into law, making Utah the first state to protect information that individuals have...

On June 1, 2021, the California Contractors State License Board (CSLB) will start accepting applications for a new classification of licensees – Class B-2 Residential Remodeling.

Although the bill was pulled in 2016, given the importance of the issue raised by SB 885, it is likely that a similar bill will return during the next legislative session.

A fascinating legal case which captured the attention of the AI world in 2025,sought to clarify the question of whether usage of copyrighted books to train AI models is protected by the "fair use" doctrine. In Episode 12 of The AI Arena, our host Sean

The Infrastructure Spending and Jobs Act includes considerable funding for the transportation sector, including funds for improving freight corridors, addressing supply chain issues...

New York Partners Joshua M. Jemal and Peter Luccarelli recently obtained a successful settlement on behalf of a municipal transportation client.