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Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP | USA | 16 Apr 2019
Drafting 502(d) Orders to Provide Maximum Non-Waiver Protection
Counsel drafting an order under Federal Rule of Evidence 502(d) or an agreement under Rule 502(e) generally expect to supplant the uncertainty of the
Reed Smith LLP | USA | 23 Jan 2019
Minnesota Requires General Acceptance of Expert’s Opinion, not Merely the Methodology Underlying It
Happy birthday, Hans Mattson. Did you, dear reader, forget? No worries. Mattson was born in Sweden in 1832, played a key role in Swedish settlement in
Gibson Dunn & Crutcher LLP | USA, Global | 2 Jan 2019
Cartel investigations in the USA
A structured guide to cartel investigations and penalties in the USA
Reed Smith LLP | USA | 19 Dec 2018
Texas Appellate Court Affirms Doctor’s Criminal Conviction for Back Surgery Gone Wrong
Today’s case is, we think (and certainly hope), unlike any other case we have discussed in 2018. To begin with, Duntsch v. State, 2018 Tex. App. LEXIS
Reed Smith LLP | USA | 14 Nov 2018
Hoosier Daddy, Pt. 2: S.D. Indiana Smacks Down Plaintiff Daubert Challenge
A couple of years ago we penned a paean to Indiana and its cultural and legal triumphs. Now that another chunk of our family has decided to relocate
K&L Gates | USA | 30 Oct 2018
Third Circuit Makes Clear that District Judges Can Reject Outrageous Fee Petitions Outright
It is common for courts to trim attorney’s fee awards when they conclude that fee petitions are excessive or poorly documented, but the Third Circuit
Page Vault | USA, Global | 26 Oct 2018
Need to capture social media for a case? Here’s what you need to know.
Capturing web pages and social media for legal use is an increasingly complex issue that more attorneys are facing today. Just a few years ago, courts
Maurice Wutscher LLP | USA | 25 Oct 2018
Fla. Supreme Court Changes Standard for Admitting Expert Testimony Into Evidence
The Supreme Court of Florida recently held that the Florida Legislature’s 2013 amendment of the Florida Rules of Evidence adopting the federal Daubert
Rothwell, Figg, Ernst & Manbeck, PC | USA | 24 Oct 2018
Implications of PTAB’s Transition to the Phillips standard for Claim Construction
The PTAB will soon implement a change in its claim construction standard in post-issuance reviews, moving from the broadest reasonable interpretation
Squire Patton Boggs | USA | 8 Oct 2018
Company Wins Rule 502 Privilege Battle
Several interesting cases this year involve waiver and privilege jurisprudence. Perhaps none more sharply underscores the importance of a well-written
