Litigation

Courts in 2019 made several groundbreaking decisions on long-tail claims, late notice, and malicious prosecutions.

How much personal risk do athletes assume simply by stepping onto a field of play?

The ruling will stop a group of ex-employees seeking more than $100 million in bonuses dating back to the financial crisis.

A lawsuit is likely, according to former U.S. Department of Transportation Inspector General Mary Schiavo.

Social engineering remained a hot topic in 2019 and there were several noteworthy decisions this year.

The filing, which was supposed to have been sealed, was available on Pacer for nearly two weeks.

A court case questions whether an employer should reimburse an employee for the prescribed use of medical marijuana after a work-related accident.

The ruling is among the largest payouts BP has challenged stemming from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.