Delaware Superior Court: Whether Accord Is in Stock or Cash, Insurer Liable for AMC Settlement
"This ruling will have far-reaching implications for businesses, as it will give them much needed financial flexibility in resolving claims without sacrificing the insurance coverage to which they are entitled," said Cohen Ziffer Frenchman & McKenna Chair Robin Cohen, whose firm was among those that represented the movie theater chain in the litigation.
Warner Bros. Files Suits Against Counterfeit 'Harry Potter' Trademarks
Latham Team Knocks Out Antitrust Claims and Wins Partial Motion to Dismiss for Apple in iCloud Case
A judge in California federal court has partially granted Apple's motion to dismiss an antitrust complaint involving its cloud storage service, iCloud, ruling that Apple had not breached state or federal antitrust law, engaged in illegal tying, restricted competition or exercised a monopoly power in the cloud storage service market.
Former Judges Question Judicial Silence Amid Partisan Attacks on Judiciary
"[T]he dissemination of aggressive, angry, hostile, threatening comments about federal judges—and the number of them coming from people who are elected representatives of the people and then being repeated on social media platforms where millions of people read them—to me, that is something that needs to be responded to,” said former U.S. District Judge Paul Grimm.
Judge Demands CFPB Witness Testimony in Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
"I just want to know if the work is being done or isn't being done," U.S. District Senior Judge Amy Berman Jackson said at a hearing, ordering Consumer Financial Protection Bureau witnesses to testify at an evidentiary hearing before she rules on a preliminary injunction motion that seeks to prevent mass firings of CFPB employees.