Jury Finds State Farm Breached Contract to Pay Cash Value of Totaled Vehicles
"Frankly, class actions were generally invented to try and help consumers, because there's no other way to vindicate your rights other than as a group," Brian Glasser of Bailey Glasser, lead trial counsel for the class, said. "[The class representative], Rose Chadwick, couldn't go out there and bring a lawsuit like this."
US Judge Grants Preliminary Injunction Restoring Cook's Federal Reserve Duties
"The Court agrees with [Lisa] Cook's argument that preventing her from discharging her duties as a Federal Reserve Governor ... itself constitutes irreparable harm remediable only by her reinstatement," U.S. District Judge Jia M. Cobb wrote in a preliminary injunction order restoring Cook's access to her office and blocking President Donald Trump's attempted firing of Cook.
Sullivan & Cromwell Wins Dismissal of Securities Suit Against Swedish Gaming Tech Company
In a case that may provide a road map for future securities litigation targeting international companies with U.S. subsidiaries, a team at Sullivan & Cromwell secured the dismissal of a shareholders' class action against Swedish gaming tech company Evolution AB last week in Pennsylvania federal court.