Who’s the distributor of apps in the Apple App Store? Apple or third-party developers? The Supreme Court will consider a lower court’s ruling that named Apple the distributor and able to face antitrust
[Read More]If you’ve been through a self-checkout kiosk at Target or Walmart recently, you probably noticed the camera recording your every move as you scan your items. The purpose of the Walmart camera was
[Read More]A step-by-step visual guide to an important part of the legal process.
[Read More]While in the past, companies that experienced cyber-attacks and data breaches were usually successful in defeating derivative actions and securities class action lawsuits, this may no longer be the case. Recent events may
[Read More]Earlier this week, we posted about a failure to cooperate between two parties in a pay discrimination case. Today’s post is on the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Kansas ending its cooperation with an
[Read More]Aloha! What does Hawaii have in common with Oregon, Washington, New Hampshire and Tennessee? Absolutely nothing, according to consumers in a class-action lawsuit against Craft Brew Alliance, which owns Kona Brewing Company. Berkeley
[Read More]If you use Facebook, you’re probably well aware that it’s collecting information about you. But did you know that this information also includes details of your physiognomy, such as the distance between your
[Read More]Who felt “excessively full” after the Thanksgiving meal? Then you can relate to how some Chipotle customers felt after consuming a 1,000-plus calorie burrito that was advertised as a mere 300 calories. A
[Read More]Earlier this year, we posted a blog on the “Happy Birthday” copyright case, which resulted in a $14 million class action settlement and the song heading to the public domain. Recently, the same
[Read More]Cornerstone Research and the Stanford Law School Securities Class Action Clearinghouse recently announced that their midyear assessment was out, which revealed that the first half of 2016 was a busy one for securities class-action
[Read More]When Justice Antonin Scalia passed away earlier this year, the decisions on pending cases entered the unknown. Scalia’s conservative perspective and vote were essential, for example, to corporate defendants in class-action lawsuits. Scalia
[Read More]While New York City is known for its fast pace, uptown in the Bronx, underfunded criminal courts move through cases at a painfully slow rate. According to borough public defenders, this jeopardizes the
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