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Miller v The Metropolitan Police

1 Chancery Lane
United Kingdom
December 13 2018

The Claimant, Mr Miller, brought claims for assault, false imprisonment and malicious prosecution against the Met Police arising out of an incident

Is arbitration a good fit for your company?

Constangy Brooks Smith & Prophete LLP
USA
September 4 2018

There are cons, as well as pros. The recent Supreme Court decision in Epic Systems Corp. v. Lewis -- approving the use of class or collective waivers

Almost everybody wants the Supreme Court to rule on LGBT rights.

Constangy Brooks Smith & Prophete LLP
USA
August 29 2018

C'mon, Supreme Court: Settle this one! As you know if you read this blog regularly, there are three cases involving LGBT rights under Title VII that

Eleventh Circuit Expands the FLSA’s Handling Clause

Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
USA
August 2 2018

After the Eleventh Circuit’s holding in Asalde v. First Class Parking Systems LLC 894 F.3d 1248 (11th Cir. 2018), more small employers may be subject

How Fair Are Jury Verdicts?

RPX Corp
USA
July 25 2018

At the annual RPX client conference in May, a panel of judges urged those in the audience to place more trust in juries to correctly and fairly

Inter partes review - challenges at US Supreme Court

D Young & Co LLP
USA, United Kingdom
June 11 2018

As discussed in our previous issues, most recently in our article on US tribal sovereign immunity US law provides for a number of post-grant

Class Action Waivers in Employment Arbitration Agreements Do Not Violate Federal Labor Law

Jackson Lewis PC
USA
May 23 2018

After years of litigation across the country and sharply divided rulings among the Circuits (some damning classcollective action waivers and others

The Supreme Court Rules that Patents are a “Public Right”: A Review of Oil States v. Greene’s Energy Group

Workman Nydegger
USA
May 15 2018

In sum, the Supreme Court considers patents to be a "public right," and consequently that reviewing and revoking patents via administrative courts

With a Regulatory Shift, Questions Emerge About Investors' Access to the Courts

Bernstein Litowitz Berger & Grossmann LLP
USA
May 9 2018

In recent years, forced arbitration clauses have swept the nation, closing the courthouse doors to countless individuals. Arbitration clauses embedded

Alternative Dispute Resolution Procedures: Winning Without Going to Court

Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton LLP
USA
May 8 2018

ADR procedures continue to eclipse the jury trial as the preferred means of settling disputes. Kilpatrick Townsend litigation partner Rich Keshian

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