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The Delaware Court of Chancery recently ruled that corporate officers have a duty of oversight. While courts in other jurisdictions may not need to follow the Court of Chancery’s lead, they’re likely to review it closely. As a result, many in the legal field have...
It’s been several years since the problems of data breaches screamed their way into the headlines with the attacks on Target and Equifax. Since then, you might not have heard of any other large, recent breaches. However, if you thought the problem had subsided, you...
Expert witness testimony is often crucial to a solid legal case. This is especially true when the plaintiff or defendant needs to present sophisticated concepts to the jury. Good expert testimony can sway the jury’s opinion. Bad testimony can taint it. Accordingly, it...
In any personal injury case, especially any serious injury case, medical expenses play a key role. The medical expenses, themselves, can be quite significant. They also frequently inform any awards for non-economic damages, such as pain and suffering. Accordingly, it...
The answer to the titular question is, “Yes.” Nuclear verdicts have become the new normal. Though the change may be hard to process, it has been a long time in the making. The real question, therefore, may be whether it’s possible to push back against this trend and,...
In early 2021, one Texas attorney went viral on YouTube after declaring during a trial that he was “not a cat.” The attorney, who had been participating in a case before the 394th district of Texas, had been unable to disable a filter that made him appear like a cat...
The Supreme Court’s last session was anything but dull. There was no shortage of news and controversy surrounding the Court’s biggest and most notable decisions. However, the Court also offered other opinions that drew far less attention. These include an opinion...
Airlines are no strangers to lengthy laws and regulations. They must comply with the masses of regulations set forth and enforced by multiple government agencies, and if they run international flights, they must also familiarize themselves with the Montreal...
Construction firms and contractors looking to bid on government projects can take heart from a recent ruling by the Colorado Court of Appeals. It said that the Colorado Open Records Act (CORA) applies to all documents for public use, even if a third party holds those...
The Illinois Supreme Court recently rejected the McHaffie rule. This rule prevented plaintiffs from raising claims of direct liability against businesses that had already admitted vicarious liability for their employees’ actions. The rule originated in 1995 with the...