Corporate Counsel
...particularly significant because it was made by the same Santa Clara County Superior Court judge who had earlier granted the injunction in Brocade...
Delaware companies are increasingly adopting exclusive forum-selection provisions requiring that shareholder class action and derivative suits be filed in a single court
...in the hot seat in Superior Court in Montreal—grilled...a suit against the tobacco industry over his protests and despite...
For years, litigators cited a lack of judicial guidance as their primary objection to using predictive coding technology. We provide a roadmap for understanding what must happen for predictive coding
...awaited California Supreme Court decision in Brinker Restaurant Corporation v. The Superior Court of San Diego County came down on April 12, 2012...
...court -- the company is a visionary turned victim. Rambus revolutionized the computer industry in the 1990s, they say, when the company debuted state-of-the...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...Aside from the hopelessly clueless, everyone in the legal industry knows about the mounting pressure on general counsel to do more with...
...Aside from the hopelessly clueless, everyone in the legal industry knows about the mounting pressure on general counsel to do more with...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
...151;the company is a visionary turned victim. Rambus revolutionized the computer industry in the 1990s, they say, when the company debuted state-of-the...
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