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Judge Rejects SEC's Position on Citigroup Consent Judgment
By Sean T. CarnathanThe $95 million penalty is "pocket change," the judge says.
Circuits Split on Materiality in Securities Class Actions
By Swati S. DesaiCourts debate proof versus plausibility at pleadings stage.
Attempted Release of Sanctions Liability Spells Trouble
By Oran F. WhitingLawyer should not commingle release of claims against firm with settlement of client's underlying lawsuit.
Second Circuit Lifts Sanction on Ghostwriting Petition
By Lisa R. HasdayShould a court sanction an attorney for helping pro se litigants draft and file petitions for review?
Civil Procedure »
Does Federalism Work for the Federal Rules?
By Charles S. FaxIs "federalism," as it is understood, a good thing?
Tips from the Trenches »
Reining in E-Discovery
By Geraldine Soat BrownElectronic discovery is more important than ever, but receiving a request for ESI does not necessarily condemn a client to an expensive hunt through long-abandoned formats.
Technology for the Litigator »
Regulating Cell Phones in the Courtroom
By Kent MarkgrafHow should one of the biggest distractions in today's courtrooms be policed?
Employment & Labor Relations »
Misappropriating Data to Further a Claim—Theft or Protected Conduct?
By Kevin J. O'ConnorThere is an increasing risk that an employee pursuing an employment claim will gain access to sensitive data, either legally or illegally, and turn it over to counsel for use in the litigation.
Energy litigation »
Spent Nuclear Fuel and the U.S. Response to Fukushima
By Kimbery Reome and Krista HaleyThe United States has a long history of political, regulatory, and legal challenges in dealing with spent nuclear fuel.
Young Advocates »
The Supreme Court Takes on the Widely Challenged PPACA
By Tanya FalleiroSince it was signed into law, the act has been extensivley contested. Many states, organizations, and even individuals have filed a variety of actions challenging the constitutionality of PPACA.


