A lawsuit against Stop & Shop alleging the grocer improperly enriched itself by having different prices online and in-store can only continue on statutory claims that the store […]
Understanding Immigration Lawyer Costs in Texas and California (2025)
Navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration law often necessitates professional legal assistance. The cost of hiring an immigration lawyer varies significantly based on factors such as the type […]
Britney Spears Perfume Lawsuit Ends With Revlon Settlements
Revlon has fully settled a corporate espionage lawsuit that claimed several former employees “sabotaged” the company’s decades-old fragrance partnership with Britney Spears. The case, filed last year by […]
Attorney and Law Firm Accused of Defamation in WWE Litigation
The Miami attorney—Alejandro Brito of Brito Law, who secured a $15 million settlement in the Trump v. ABC News & George Stephanopoulos defamation case—now represents celebrity physician Dr. […]
NLJ 500 Attorney’s Advice During Deposition Costs Him $7.5K in Sanctions
Silence may be considered golden, but for one former NLJ 500 attorney in Chicago, it also turned out to be costly. On April 29, U.S. District Judge Virginia […]
Are Some Law Firms That Settled With Trump Getting the Cold Shoulder From Legal Departments?
Microsoft isn’t the only company switching law firms lately amid President Trump’s ongoing battle with Big Law. Some in-house lawyers are quietly pulling work away from some law […]
Covington & Burling, Civil Rights Groups Press Forward Amid ‘Setback’ in Trump Executive Order Litigation
Covington & Burling and civil rights co-counsel may seek intervention from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit following a “setback” in their lawsuit challenging President […]
Led Zeppelin’s Jimmy Page Faces New ‘Dazed and Confused’ Lawsuit
More than a decade after Led Zeppelin‘s Jimmy Page settled a lawsuit over the disputed songwriting credits to “Dazed and Confused,” he’s facing a new case accusing him […]
Lloyd’s of London Faces an Additional $800K in Interest in Coverage Dispute, State Appellate Court Rules
Recognizing that state courts haven’t always followed the law in awarding interest, the Massachusetts Appeals Court weighed in on when the prejudgment interest clock started ticking for a […]
‘Baffling Course of Events:’ Plaintiffs, Attorneys Blamed for Delayed Excusable Neglect Claims
A federal judge in Illinois recently rejected plaintiffs’ request to reconsider an adverse judgment in a contractual dispute after one of their attorneys fell ill and seemingly ghosted […]