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On July 6, the Sixth Circuit addressed a question apparently left open by the Supreme Court in its recent Campbell-Ewald case.

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals recently affirmed a district court order denying certification to a group of homeowners in four states who alleged roof shingle manufacturer Owens Corning ...

U.S. Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals

Appellate advocates should write briefs that make life easier for law clerks and judges.

A fundamental principle of preservation is that the lower court must have had an opportunity to address an issue before an appellate court will reverse an order based on that issue.

That created the potential for discretionary jurisdiction in the Florida Supreme Court, upon the resolution of Appellant's motion for rehearing.

One of the most common statutory claims in construction defect litigation arises under section 553.84, Florida Statutes, for failure to comply with the Florida Building Code.

Following disclosures by UBS whistleblower Bradley Birkenfeld, the IRS launched an aggressive enforcement campaign against undeclared offshore income and financial accounts in 2009

Cybersecurity and privacy of customer information have become such a critical issues that in-house counsel should treat them as board of directors-level issues.

FINRA's 2017 letter aligns with the priorities laid out in both its 2016 Regulatory and Examination Priorities Letter and 2015 Cybersecurity Report...

On March 1, a New York appeals court ruled that American International Group, Inc. (AIG) need not defend Carfax, Inc. against a $50 million suit alleging the company monopolized the vehicle history report market.

The insurer argued that paying this claim would expose it to sanctions based on US sanctions barring the provision of services to Iran.

The British High Court of Justice recently decided not to enforce an arbitral award in a dispute over the calculation of the purchase price of a Russian metallurgical company where a Russian court...

A California District Court granted certification to a group of SeaWorld investors in a shareholder securities fraud case following the release of the documentary "Blackfish."

In July, the SEC issued a report addressing the applicability of U.S. federal securities laws to the offer and sale of securities by "virtual corporations or capital raising entities that use distributed ledger...

Are frequent and short work breaks necessitated by an employee's serious health condition considered "compensable" time under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA)?

Our prior blogs have discussed the Third Circuit's "rigorous" ascertainability requirement for 23(b)(3) classes here and here.

Current visa options limit the ability of foreign national entrepreneurs to start and grow companies in the United States.