A lawyer who sued Brooks Brothers for selling Adjustolox bow ties with expired patent markings has standing to pursue his qui tam suit, a federal appeals court has ruled.
A onetime lawyer for the Securities and Exchange Commission who says he may be the father of LeBron James is basing his lawsuit on “rank speculation” and groundless damages claims,…
Several business groups are asking the Nevada Supreme Court to reconsider a $30 million verdict against Goodyear issued after a judge struck its defenses in a rollover case because of…
A federal panel of judges has decided that litigation concerning the massive undersea BP PLC oil spill that began in April will be heard by a federal judge in New…
Sanctioned $20,000 by a federal district judge in Georgia for making “wild accusations” in a “frivolous” suit questioning whether President Barack Obama is an American citizen, so-called…
Over the past five years or so, when a municipal judge in Madison, Wis., sent out a subpoena at least some of the documents also featured an official-looking sticker asking…
A federal magistrate says she’s not the Maytag repairman or an elementary school teacher, but suggests that two lawyers in a civil rights lawsuit are apparently oblivious to that fact.
Steptoe & Johnson contends a nearby hamburger restaurant in Washington, D.C., is producing too much smoke and fumes, and it wants a judge to do something about it.
A federal appeals court has vacated an injunction barring MGA Entertainment from selling Bratz dolls or using the name in a hard-fought infringement and contractual rights case…
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