Deluge of FedEx Driver-Overtime Lawsuits Highlights Risks Employers Face From Using Contract Workers
'A Meritless Bullying Tactic': Fed. Judge Dismisses Fitch Even's Action Against Former Client
Fitch Even claimed it filed the declaratory action so the court could “declare the rights and other legal relations under federal patent law, but the defendants alleged the firm was attempting to litigate the same issues currently pending in a separate suit filed in the Circuit Court of Cook County.
‘Injuries are Self-Inflicted:' 6th Circuit Tosses Bias Case Over Grants for Black-Owned Businesses
"[P]rogressive and Circular Board did not cause [Nathan] Roberts' injuries. Roberts caused them," the divided appeals court stated in explaining why the plaintiff lacked standing. "Had Roberts submitted his application, he would have formed the application-stage contract with Progressive and Circular Board."
How I Made Partner: 'Don't Keep Your Head Down,' Says Melissa Levine of Hogan Lovells
"Do excellent substantive work, but don't keep your head down. Build your internal network so colleagues know what you do and trust you with opportunities. Think about how to expand work and increase your profile. Just as important, be reliable and communicative. If something is going to slip, say so early, where possible—clear communication allows teams and clients to manage expectations and avoids unnecessary issues."
Greenwashing Suit Over Apple Watch's 'Carbon Neutral' Claim Is on Borrowed Time Following Fed Court Ruling
"The implication is that plaintiffs themselves—several purchasers of Apple Watches—are the source for the carbon-credit debunking analyses," U.S. District Judge Noe l Wise for the Northern District of California said. "Plaintiffs failed to allege that the methodology underlying their work is accepted in any scientific circles, or that anyone else—scientist or otherwise—has endorsed the accuracy of their work."

