Insights

The pace of cases in CDCA will pick up as part of a concerted effort to reduce the backlog caused by the pandemic.

While international parties doing business in MENA traditionally chose to seat their arbitrations in Europe, the landscape has changed.

A massive class action award for plaintiffs in a BIPA case this past October is likely to encourage even more claims.

While steps have been taken to break one WDTX judge’s grip on the nation’s patent docket, his influence remains strong.

Facing a number of Supreme Court decisions and an overarching trend against class actions, plaintiffs’ attorneys have pivoted, adapting their strategies to fit new legal realities

With the number of class action suits quadrupling over the past five years, cases now include the advertising of any category of consumer goods.

An EU directive has set the stage for broader, more harmonized legal redress for consumers across member states.

In his first two years in office, President Joe Biden has appointed 95 federal judges to the bench—more than any president had appointed over this same time period since John F. Kennedy.

Between myriad delays and an increasingly activist approach, companies facing litigation in D.C. must expand their universe of potential risks.

A series of recent California Supreme Court decisions has led to an explosion of PAGA claims in state and federal courts.