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4-3 Ruling Backs Online Retailers Who Collect Cardholder Data
No statutory penalties are available when online retailers ask for personal information, Goodwin Liu concluded, because the state's consumer protection law was written before such transactions could be envisioned.Firm Dominates Foreclosures, but Faces Growing Criticism
Last year, the once-obscure New York law firm Steven J. Baum, P.C. sought judicial action in 17,620 foreclosure cases. But the firm that has become a fixture in New York courtrooms faces lawsuits and has been reviled as a "foreclosure mill," a term that its leader calls "offensive."Businessman Names Inquirer, Publisher In Libel Action
The Philadelphia Inquirer and its publisher, Brian P. Tierney, have been hit with a libel suit by a Gladwyne, Pa., businessman who claims the newspaper set out to retaliate against him after negotiations between his company and the newspaper's parent company to launch joint business ventures ultimately soured and were called off.Drone Surveillance and Privacy Expectations
Peter A. Crusco, of the Queens County, N.Y., DA's office, writes that drone technology, when integrated with other high tech capabilities, may create new privacy challenges.Sutherland Asbill Launches Tech-Ready Mock Courtroom
Sutherland Asbill & Brennan has opened a mock courtroom designed to let lawyers dress-rehearse presentations using the latest technologies. As partner John Chandler observes, "There is nothing more embarrassing than standing there in court and fumbling."Foreclosure Ruling Reversed For Lack Of Constructive Notice
The Charter Club condo association in Miami should have worked harder to notify a couple that it planned to foreclose on their unit for unpaid assessments, a state appeals court ruled.The Churn: Lateral Moves in The Am Law 200
Cooley loses two partners; lawyers from Boies, Schiller & Flexner and Greenberg Traurig launch their own firms; and a Goldman lawyer joins Weil, Gotshal & Manges. The Churn is constant. Please send all announcements to [email protected].Civil Rights, Terrorism Cases On Circuit Slate
The federal appeals court in Washington, where oral arguments resume this week after a nearly three-month summer hiatus, is facing a season of change.Justices Address Split Over Cramdown Plans Precluding Credit Bidding
In a docket crowded with blockbuster cases this term, the Supreme Court's decision concerning the circuit split over cramdown plans precluding credit bidding by secured lenders may not stoke as much passion or fury as the cases concerning the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act or Arizona's immigration law, but RadLAX Gateway Hotel v. Amalgamated Bank is arguably one of the more important business bankruptcy cases in over a decade.Trending Stories
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