Corporate Counsel
...another significant blow against large class actions, the U.S. Supreme Court in March overturned an appellate ruling that had certified a class of...
...of human rights and labor rights." And in the court of public opinion, Wal-Mart is still feeling the heat from a...
...in the third quarter pending approvals from regulators, the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York, and US Airways shareholders....
...into the fray over the National Labor Relations Board last week...legality from a federal appeals court. Obama tapped two...
Working for the largest four-year university system in the world, Cal State's lawyers get straight A's for reducing caseload and expenses
...the number of wage-and-hour lawsuits filed against them in federal court, according to calculations by the Federal Judicial Center. Plaintiffs brought...
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...148; Feldman says. “No court has defined it that way...Chamber of Commerce, and the National Retail Federation—have told...
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...Supreme Court Copyright Decisions The Supreme Court of Canada issued...
...Justice Department and attorneys for the company, Toyobo Co. Ltd., said in court papers filed in Washington in March that there have been no settlement...
...United States by The National Law Journal, an affiliate...response to lawful warrants from courts in the United States,"...
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