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Labor of Law: Influence in Focus | Reshaping EEOC | Plus: Who Got the Work
More lobbying practices at labor and employment firms are cropping up, and there are early questions about Trump's pick for EEOC general counsel. Scroll down for who got the work on some of the biggest cases and scandals at Uber, Family Dollar and Fox News.
Petition to Look at Former CBS Lawyer Underscores Ethical Risks of Social Media
After being fired for a controversial Facebook post in the aftermath of the mass shooting in Las Vegas, former CBS lawyer Hayley Geftman-Gold…
Judge Says $2.78M Verdict Against MasterCard Stands
MasterCard's bill has come due, U.S. District Judge Lorna Schofield ruled earlier this week. She dismissed the financial services provider's Rule 50 motion to reverse a jury's decision returning $2.78 million to a card processor based in the Kingdom of Jordan, ICC, finding that the jury was well within the reasonableness standard.Mastercard Fights to Nullify $2.8M Conversion Verdict
Mastercard continues to wage its battle to nullify a $2.8 million verdict after a jury found the credit card giant had wrongly converted a letter of credit the day after terminating its contract.
Lawyers Want $4.6M for MasterCard's 'Scorched Earth' Tactics
Attorneys representing a credit card company in a contract dispute with MasterCard claim they're entitled to $4.6 million in fees because MasterCard prolonged litigation by four years.
Judge: University Must Follow Protocol in Firing Silver-Connected Doctor
Columbia University has been ordered to leave Dr. Robert Taub alone while it pursues his termination for his role in the political corruption case of former New York state Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver.
U.S. Discovery in Aid of Foreign Arbitration Proceedings
Joshua D. Rievman, of Hoguet Newman Regal & Kenney, writes that participants in arbitration proceedings held abroad may seek an order in a U.S. court to obtain documents and testimony in the United States for use in that arbitration, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. §1782. Most U.S. courts approve of assistance to participants in arbitrations conducted pursuant to rules agreed to among member states, such as UNCITRAL or NAFTA. When the foreign arbitration proceeding is purely private, however, the result is less clear. Several federal district courts have granted Section 1782 discovery applications for such private arbitrations, while a narrow minority of courts have denied them. The application of Section 1782 and the circumstances under which requests for assistance with private arbitrations are granted remain in flux.
Migdal Ins. Co. Ltd. v. The Ins. Co. of the State of Pennsylvania
Click Here for FC&S Legal Expert Analysis Migdal Ins. Co. Ltd.v.The Ins. Co. of the State of Pennsylvania2016 WL 3639102This case was not selected…California Supreme Court Asked to Decide “Other Insurance” Dispute
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has certified the following two questions to the California Supreme Court:(a) Where the insurance policies…TRENDING STORIES
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