Notably, the Ninth Circuit panel held that the district court had erred by requiring direct evidence of concrete injury for class-wide standing, thus setting an unduly high bar at summary judgment.

Defendant Tracy Kelly moves, pursuant to CPLR 2221 (f) for an order granting a combined motion to renew and reargue, and upon renewal and reargument, vacating the January 2, 2024 order granting ...

Nearly four months after filing a motion for summary judgment in the Nosalek commission lawsuit, HomeServices of America finally has a response back from the plaintiffs. As expected, the plaintiffs ...

The North Carolina Department of Public Safety has continually denied Kanautica Zayre-Brown, an incarcerated transgender woman in their custody, access to gender-affirming surgery. The American Civil ...

R. Mark Halligan of FisherBroyles LLP discusses an Oregon federal court opinion denying summary judgment in a trade secret ...

Last week, a California court issued a ruling construed as being anti-industry. The decision defines a company's legal duty to its consumers when a competing and allegedly safer drug is in the ...