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Data Collection Is a Top Concern for Drone Operators' Counsel
There's a lot for in-house counsel at drone-operating companies to worry about, but data collection, retention and review remain their top worry.
Data Collection Is a Top Concern for Drone Operators' Counsel
In-house counsel who spoke on a panel about drone laws and regulation at the Emerging Technologies and Torts of the Future Conference in Menlo Park named their top worries.
Stay Requests in Mass Torts Place Spotlight on Upcoming SCOTUS Case on Jurisdiction
It's not unusual for attorneys to seek stays when a higher court is considering a key issue related to their case, but a small wave of these motions seen in consolidated actions across the country—all citing the U.S. Supreme Court's recent decision to take up a key jurisdictional issue—has struck some attorneys as unusual, and a sign of the potential significance the case holds.
Supreme Court Will Tackle Key Jurisdiction Issue That Bothers Business
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to take up a key business dispute over a California court ruling that made it easier for nonresidents to join in mass class action lawsuits.
Supreme Court Will Review Calif. Ruling on Out-of-State Tort Claims
The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to decide the California Supreme Court's 4-3 decision in Bristol-Myers Squibb v. Anderson.
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Where to Sue: The Hot Business Topic Facing SCOTUS This Term
Business litigators and industry groups are eyeing several petitions in disputes over personal jurisdiction — a nonsexy but crucial area of the law that governs where companies can be sued.
Where to Sue: The Hot Business Topic Facing SCOTUS This Term
Business litigators and industry groups are eyeing several petitions in disputes over personal jurisdiction — a nonsexy but crucial area of the law that governs where companies can be sued.
Where to Sue: The Hot Business Topic Facing SCOTUS This Term
Business litigators and industry groups are eyeing several petitions in disputes over personal jurisdiction — a nonsexy but crucial area of the law that governs where companies can be sued.
Where to Sue: The Hot Business Topic Facing SCOTUS This Term
Business litigators and industry groups are eyeing several petitions in disputes over personal jurisdiction — a nonsexy but crucial area of the law that governs where companies can be sued.
Five Decisions That Show Obama's Ninth Circuit Appointees Are More Centrist
If the nonlawyer on the street knows anything about the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, it's that it's very liberal and very activist. But after eight years of appointments by President Obama, it is no longer clear that reputation holds true.TRENDING STORIES
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