Interesting times became even more interesting when the Financial Times published an August 21, 2019 article asserting that a sex tape...

Usually, the Institute for Legal Reform (ILR) subpart of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce attacks class action securities suits as bad...

WSJ Headline – August 3, 2019 Lexis/Nexis is a poster child for a new WSJ article: “Everyone Hates Customer Service. This Is Why. ...

Knowledge spreads at different paces. A July 2019 article from Clyde & Co. notes a January 2019 medical review article on prostate cancer...

About a decade ago, I predicted that the Morrison case and litigation financing would drive more litigation around the world; see, e.g.,...

Avoiding liability for fraudulent conveyances may have just become tougher. Why? Because this week, Kirkland & Ellis explicitly announced...

A July 5, 2019 book review by Tyler Cowen at Marginal Revolution describes in a glowing terms a book that sounds interesting with respect...

A June 24, 2019 post at ThePopTort points out that the Supreme Courts of both Kansas and Oklahoma recently struck down damages cap...

The Well Private Equity blog post of June 24, 2019 provides an interesting summary of what court’s say about contracts that are possibly...

Interesting to see a new lawsuit that provides numerous very specific allegations to support the claim that some Teslas have an...

Two days later, same idiotic error message and no access from my laptop. It’s Tuesday evening; two days after my first public complaint...

Interesting times, to say the least. At the end of last week, the “conservative” block of SCOTUS overruled decades of precedent by...

For several years, it’s been my experience and opinion that idiocy and failure has been rampant within the technology and management...

The litigation industry continues to evolve and grow. Consider, for example, this June 19, 2019 press release by a group of firms brining...

Like so many aspects of commerce, the litigation funding industry includes both positive and negative factors and some bad apples. In a...

Once upon a time, way back a decade ago, single gene testing often occurred during investigation of diseases. Those days are essentially...

Mass tort claiming continues to drive numerous chapter 11 cases. The latest addition to the list is Insys filing due to opioid claims....

The litigation industry is global. The latest example is the start of RoundUp/glyphosate litigation in Australia, as described in this...

Questions of law and fact continue to evolved regarding post-merger claims of privilege between buyer and seller.  A May 29, 2019...

Constitutional law continues to ripple through mass tort issues, and so a new database may be helpful for mass tort lawyers (and others)....