Lawyers for Lehman's estate said at a hearing that Barclays never told the court that it walked away with an $11 billion gain on its purchase of Lehman assets.

If the U.S. Supreme Court decides soon to revisit the burning question of what sort of ideas are eligible for patent protection, it'll have no shortage of opportunities to do so.

The Litigation Daily has been wondering who advised AIG on its decision to hand out at least $165 million in bonuses. And Monday, thanks to Zach Lowe at The Am Law Daily, we finally got an answer: Paul Hastings partner Patrick Shea.

Plaintiffs lawyers pressing antitrust class action claims against Apple and the big publishing houses over e-book pricing have oozed confidence since the litigation began last year. And now that the feds are reportedly targeting the companies too, they say they like their odds even more.

In back-to-back arguments in appeals of conflicting lower court rulings on Rambus's document shredding, a Federal Circuit panel pressed lawyers on when the oft-sued chipmaker should have 'reasonably foreseen' litigation and stopped destroying evidence.

We've reported in piecemeal fashion about GE's patent infringement litigation campaign against its rival in the wind turbine market. But Mitsubishi is alleging there's nothing piecemeal about GE's conduct: It now claims GE first lied to the PTO to get its wind turbine patents, then deployed those fraudulent patents in a scheme to drive Mitsubishi out of the market.