A football fan claims in a lawsuit that the National Football League is violating New Jersey consumer fraud law by withholding most Super Bowl tickets from sale to the general public.
A Texas county is trying a free-market approach in providing free lawyers to indigent defendants. Starting this fall, defendants in Comal County, Texas, will get vouchers to pay qualified lawyers of their choice, the New York Times reports.
A Yale law professor and self-described tiger mom is now in the middle of a new debate as a result of her upcoming book naming eight cultural groups that have succeeded because of a “triple package” of traits.
LinkedIn has filed suit against unknown hackers in federal court in San Francisco, claiming that they created fake accounts in order to obtain data from actual member profiles on the professional networking site.
Dozens of retired New York City police officers and a handful of retired firefighters were among 106 people charged Tuesday by the Manhattan district attorney with committing one of the biggest Social Security disability frauds ever.
I. A Look Back At 2013 Tax Matters, “Gangnam Style” - A. Some Random Observations. - 1. When we penned last year’s Update for you, dear reader, this fair country of ours stood six feet from the edge of the “ scal cliff” (i.e., the sun setting...
In Institut Pasteur v. Focarino, the Federal Circuit found that the obviousness determination by the USPTO Board of Patent Appeals and Interferences was not supported by substantial evidence, and rested on an “erroneous obviousness analysis.” It...
In December, the Second Circuit cleared the way for plaintiffs to bring TCPA class actions in New York federal courts by holding that a New York state law prohibition on class actions for recovery of statutory damages was no obstacle to federal...
