Jones Day is using contingent fees in London, says this brief report. Watch out for pigs flying close to Amazon’s delivery drones……...

Junk faxes, calls and emails waste way too much time. So, it was interesting to read a Drinker Biddle article that keys on a New Jersey...

Using a public court to resolve disputes? Confidentiality may be harder to obtain, at least in Delaware Chancery cases. A first of its...

One of the flaws with 24/7 media is endless desire and space for content, and a tendency to publish fact-free articles that masquerade as...

For Delaware corporations, last week brought a significant new ruling from the Delaware Supreme Court on obligations and rights related...

This collection of old ads illustrates that times do change. That’s relevant here because defendants in product liability litigation...

A new Bloomberg article argues that coal has become the new tobacco, and points out some of the related financial and reputation risks. ...

It’s not an oxymoron – there is tort law humor. For a prime example, listen to "Tort Reform-the Song." I learned of the song courtesy of...

Recovering money is not just a tactic of US government agencies and state governments. Instead, the UK and Austria have joined the list...

Disclosure and transparency remain perceived virtues. Accordingly, most companies do not build trust or reputation when their names show...

To borrow an expression, Australia’s Slater & Gordon was not and is not your father’s law firm. It’s originally an Australian...

Within the toxic tort litigation world, Dr. David Egilman of Brown certainly ranks high on the list of expert witnesses that are...

A new story from the ABA covers "10 trials that changed the world." #LitigationIndustry

A museum of tort law ? Really ? Yes, says Insurance Opinions author Randy Maniloff, describing Ralph Nader’s plans as described in Mr....

The litigation industry includes plenty of attacks and counter-attacks that more or less mirror some of the attacks and counter-attacks...

The 14th annual "Legal Reform Summit" took place yesterday. The agenda and presentation materials are online here. The keynote speaker...

Changes in government priorities can create big changes for businesses. A new example arises from two Swiss banks shutting down because...

History can be told in many ways, and with many focuses. That’s one take away from Nathan Schactman’s new post in which he counters the...

A new NPR story asks: "Where Did All the Cigarette Money Go?" It’s interesting, and briefly highlights some of the major flaws in the...

According to the Financial Times, the UK government is actively thinking about paying whistleblowers. Screams to follow soon from the US...