By Amanda Bronstad | April 3, 2019
The complaint, filed Tuesday, which was Equal Pay Day, alleges women there are treated as “cheap labor,” earning tens of thousands of dollars less than male colleagues.
By Greg Land | April 3, 2019
Federal Judge Michael Brown said the putative class action was seeking $6 million for unsupportable claims that the Sheriff's Office policies on vacation and compensatory pay violated county policies.
By Amanda Bronstad | April 3, 2019
With Avenatti stepping away from $454 million case on appeal, as he begins to fight criminal charges, court has an array of choices to lead the litigation
By Ellis Kim | April 2, 2019
At issue is a system proponents believe helps keep legal costs reasonable, but that opponents believe is being used to immunize companies from litigation. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Connecticut, is pushing legislation to eliminate forced arbitration clauses in employment, consumer and civil rights cases.
By Amanda Bronstad | April 2, 2019
Among those filing motions Monday to replace Avenatti, who was charged with extortion and bank fraud last week, were the receiver and a former attorney at his firm who are pursuing a $10 million judgment against him. Separately, two former clients sued Avenatti and others for malpractice.
By Amanda Bronstad | April 2, 2019
Among those filing motions Monday to replace Avenatti, who was charged with extortion and bank fraud last week, were the receiver and a former attorney at his firm who are pursuing a $10 million judgment against him. Separately, two former clients sued Avenatti and others for malpractice.
By Jenna Greene | April 2, 2019
As a pair of wins by Morgan Lewis and Latham show, securities class action plaintiffs can only stretch the event-based theories so far.
By Victoria Hudgins | April 1, 2019
While the U.S. Supreme Court's 2016 Spokeo v. Robins ruling offered some clarity over how lawsuits stemming from data breaches can move forward, it declined to weigh in on the circuit split over what constitutes concrete harm.
By Xiumei Dong | April 1, 2019
The new office, anchored by class action litigators Michael Mallow, Mark Campbell and Rachel Straus, will be the Midwestern firm's third California location.
By Charles Toutant | March 29, 2019
It's another ripple from the New Jersey Supreme Court's 2018 ruling in "Spade v. Select Comfort," which held that TCCWNA claims require a showing of actual harm. "The entire basis and premise of this case has essentially disappeared," Judge Jerome Simandle said.
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