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Last month the Southern District of New York granted DCH Auto Group's motion to confirm a favorable arbitral decision dismissing a pro se plaintiff's arbitration with prejudice...

An insured and its insurer were fighting over whether the insured's settlement payment in separate litigation was a covered loss and whether there was a duty to defend in the separate litigation.

In a dispute between the Washington Nationals, the Baltimore Orioles, and affiliated parties regarding the value of broadcasting rights for Nationals games, an appellate court has affirmed a trial court...

Applying Delaware law, a South Carolina District Court found Plaintiff had properly pled its causes of action for breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, negligence/gross negligence...

Davis was awarded damages for malpractice, but the arbitration panel denied her other claims.

The Fifth Circuit weighed the factors and affirmed the district court's decision against abstention based in part on the strong federal policy favoring arbitration.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit held that an order compelling arbitration and staying a related action was not an appealable "final decision with respect to arbitration" under the FAA.

Affirming the trial court's ruling, the Fourth Circuit upheld the denial of a motion to vacate or modify an arbitration award involving the termination of an employee.

Last month the Seventh Circuit reversed a lower court order enforcing an arbitration agreement contained in cardholder agreement as applied against the minor daughter of the cardholder...

Must a plaintiff who brings an action under California's Private Attorney General Act (PAGA) comply with Rule 23's requirements? Although the Ninth Circuit has not addressed the issue ...

The background and full procedural history of this case can be found here. In sum, the dispute stems from a 2011 agreement by KT Corporation and KTSAT Corporation, a Korean satellite communications provider, ...

The Northern District of California recently denied a motion for class certification in a case against Chevron Corporation connected to a 2012 explosion at a Nigerian natural gas drilling rig and the environmental impacts of that explosion.

The Ninth Circuit issued an opinion which holds that where an arbitration proceeding is dismissed because one side is unable to pay their share of the arbitration, the case may proceed in court...

The Ninth Circuit thus vacated the District Court's order, concluding that the litigation must be stayed while the tribunal determined whether PGE was required to arbitrate its claims against the Sureties.

The Ninth Circuit affirmed certification of putative class actions brought against ConAgra Foods, Inc. ("ConAgra") by consumers who claimed that ConAgra's "100% Natural" labels on Wesson cooking oils were false or misleading.

Two consumer class actions recently hit a roadblock when courts denied final approval for class settlements. In In re Target Consumer Data Security Breach, the U.S. District Court...

On March 16, 2017, the Southern District of California certified a class action against the manufacturer of gingko biloba and Costco Wholesale Corporation, the seller