The latest from Civil Law News RSS - The Recorder
- Arbitration Provider Agrees to Exit State, Pay S.F. $1 Million
- Circuit Faults Tasings, But Says Officers Can't Be Sued
- Supreme Court Will Hear Stolen Valor Case
- 'Don't Ask' Lawyer Rips Circuit for Mootness Ruling, Seeks Rehearing
- Judge Stumps Samsung's Lawyers in Apple Patent Case
- Judge Sides with Orrick in Nvidia Securities Class Action
- Onyx and Bayer Settle Drug Development Suit Mid-Trial
- New Law Ups Penalties for Independent Contractor Misclassifications
- Brayton Law Clerk Fights Fees After Overtime Loss
- Twitter Makes Deal for 'Tweet' Mark
| Arbitration Provider Agrees to Exit State, Pay S.F. $1 Million | Top |
| Circuit Faults Tasings, But Says Officers Can't Be Sued | Top |
| Two tasings reviewed by an en banc panel were found to violate the Fourth Amendment, but Judge Richard Paez said the officers weren't then on notice. | |
| Supreme Court Will Hear Stolen Valor Case | Top |
| 'Don't Ask' Lawyer Rips Circuit for Mootness Ruling, Seeks Rehearing | Top |
| Judge Stumps Samsung's Lawyers in Apple Patent Case | Top |
| Judge Sides with Orrick in Nvidia Securities Class Action | Top |
| Onyx and Bayer Settle Drug Development Suit Mid-Trial | Top |
| After two weeks before Judge Edward Chen, separate teams of lawyers make a deal that gives Onyx royalties plus $160 million to end the litigation. | |
| New Law Ups Penalties for Independent Contractor Misclassifications | Top |
| Brayton Law Clerk Fights Fees After Overtime Loss | Top |
| Twitter Makes Deal for 'Tweet' Mark | Top |
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