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Class Certification Denied in Data Breach Case
By Henry R. ChalmersLack of expert testimony prevents plaintiffs from satisfying predominance requirement.
Law Firm's Advance Conflict Waiver Upheld
By Lisa R. HasdaySophisticated company gave informed consent for lawyer to represent future adverse client.
Fraud-on-the-Market Theory Questioned
By Sean T. CarnathanSecurities fraud plaintiffs win, but is the victory pyrrhic?
Oil and Gas Regulation Sole Domain of State
By Katerina MilenkovskiOhio court rules municipality's home rule preempted by state regulatory scheme.
Civil Procedure »
Federal Spoliation Rule Moves Forward
By Charles S. FaxThere is a need for a uniform standard for rules to guide counsel in all federal courts.
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How Social Media Are Transforming Litigation
By Andy Radhakant and Matthew DiskinFrom gathering evidence to jury behavior, few developments have changed trial procedure as swiftly as social media.
Pretrial Practice & Discovery »
Vanishing Trial Skills
By Hon. Charles S. CoodyEffective and persuasive person-to-person skills are still fundamental even in our instant-communication environment.
Business Torts »
Standardizing Efficiencies in Business Litigation
By Heath J. SzymczakLitigators can distinguish themselves with practical, cost-saving litigation techniques.
Professional Liability »
"Related Acts" Language in Professional Liability Policies
By Kenneth L. Baker and Carl J. PerniconeOne must determine whether the relevant jurisdiction has ruled that the phrase "related to" is ambiguous.
Children's Rights »
Say What? Translating Courtroom Colloquies for Youth
By Rosa PeraltaThe legalese that gets flung around in youth courts often goes right over kids' heads.
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