Trade secrets cases often involve intrigue and juicy facts, like departing employees downloading thousands of computer files under cover of darkness. But given that such claims often turn on disputed ...

A recent Ninth Circuit decision held that both named and unnamed class members in a class seeking monetary damages must come forward with ...

Whether the plaintiff has adequately identified the trade secrets that have allegedly been misappropriated is a commonly ...

Opinion: As the credit reporting industry evolves in 2026, expect an increased focus on state-level regulatory frameworks—and ...

Colorado’s federal trial judges collectively had 37 motions in civil cases that had been sitting on their dockets for at least six months without a ruling, as of Sept. 30. That is the smallest backlog ...

Companies using formaldehyde in their manufacturing processes, and those that sell products incorporating ...

“There appears to be little difference between an infringing display via web browser, which was entitled to safe harbor in Davis, and an infringing display via email.” The U.S. District Court for the ...

Federal judge rules that Flock surveillance cameras are not numerous enough in Norfolk to track the “whole” of one’s ...

The Polk County Sheriff's Office recently settled a lawsuit over the death of Shaun Seaman, who was killed by a violent inmate while being held overnight.

Among the critical changes, the amended rule revises the timing and sequence of briefing to a 21- and 7-day response/reply format, aligns deadlines for court action with the new requirements of ...

The first sampling among thousands of cases over tech companies’ alleged failure to protect kids will be tried this year.

The Ninth Circuit recently upheld a jury verdict that a tattoo of Miles Davis was not copyright infringement, but two judges concurring separately criticized the “total concept and feel” test used for ...