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A New York District Court recently ruled against Christian Louboutin (louboutin court opinion.pdf), holding that Louboutin’s iconic red soles do not deserve trademark protection.

Ediscoverylawreview.com first discussed this emerging issue in its blog post on February 15, 2012.

A recent Iowa federal court decision illustrates the importance of proper class definition—and, in particular, of ensuring that only injured parties are included in the class.

Jurors in Roger Clemens’ perjury case submitted 29 questions that they want to ask the prosecution’s chief witness, Brian McNamee.

Earlier this month, the 3rd Circuit took the minority side on an issue affecting life and health insurers that appears headed for the Supreme Court.

Actor Steve Martin, while on jury duty, tweeted the following to 380,000 fans:

The Supreme Court will delve further next term into the interplay between class certification and rulings on the merits, reviewing the Third Circuit’s affirmance of class certification in an antitrust suit against Comcast.

Computer encryption software is no longer for the technologically advanced.

A quick google search will reveal thousands of hundreds of thousands of hits for the term cyberstalking.

Despite many of the Chicken Little wannabes who put out every possible stop sign, there are legitimate reasons your company can use social media.

The IRS issued Notice 2010-6 (Notice) earlier this year, providing taxpayers with a mechanism to correct certain IRC Section 409A document errors.

The Pennsylvania State Tax Equalization Board (STEB) recently released the 2010 Common Level Ratios (CLR) for counties across Pennsylvania.

The Department of Revenue’s Miscellaneous Tax Bulletin 2011-02 (Nov. 16, 2011) announces a new compromise procedure at the Board of Appeals (BOA).

The decision is of importance to maritime practitioners because the nature of the structure essentially determined whether or not federal maritime jurisdiction attached and, more significantly, whether a maritime lien could be asserted against the structure as was contended by the city.

In "Andrews v. Chevy Chase Bank", No. 07-1326 (7th Cir. Sept. 24, 2008), the Seventh Circuit court vacated the district court's certification of such a class, holding “as a matter of law that a class action for the rescission remedy under TILA may not be maintained.”

Connecticut state lawmakers are advancing legislation legalizing recreational use of marijuana on the heels of a recent poll conducted by the Institute for Public Policy at Sacred Heart University...

So, you think that a corporate cyberattack has nothing to do with you? If so, think again. Indeed, to the extent you own stock or securities, the value of your holdings could be at risk in the event of a cyberattack.

FTC Unveils New Compulsory Processes In Eight Key Enforcement Areas.