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Court Certifies Class of Exotic Dancers in Action Over Unpaid Wages

Appeals Panel OKs Suit Over Hospital Executive’s Ouster

The state Superior Court has upheld a Philadelphia trial judge's ruling that a hospital executive who has alleged he was fired for filing a medical malpractice suit against his employer over his infant son's care may also be able to sue for wrongful discharge despite Pennsylvania's at-will employment doctrine.

Judge Rejects Bid to Stop Sale of One of Schindler’s Lists

Businesses Seek Government Support in Major Patent Case

Move cautiously: That's the message from 100-plus business and research groups to the AG and acting SG as the government weighs its position in the Supreme Court term's biggest patent case.

BP-Paid Law Professor Vouches for Feinberg on Gulf Spill Work

A law professor being paid $950 an hour with BP's money has declared that the czar of the $20 billion claims fund for Gulf oil spill victims is independent of the oil giant.

E-Mail ‘Oops’ Ends With Law Firm Being Yanked Off Case

An e-mail program's auto-complete address feature recently sparked a chain of events that culminated in an eye-popping protective order booting counsel off a case in federal court.

Court allows lawyers seeking sanctions to recover costs

A sharply worded opinion by 11th U.S. Circuit Judge Ed Carnes upheld $387,738 in sanctions against Fort Lauderdale lawyers Bill and Karen Amlong.

BAR/BRI Settlement Payments Coming Next Month

Settlement payments will soon begin in compensation for an alleged conspiracy between BAR/BRI and Kaplan that caused some 130,000 prospective law students to overpay for bar-review prep courses.

Moral: If You Want a Shot With Your Beer, Don’t Sue the Bar

A Pennsylvania federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by a bar patron who claims he and another customer should have been searched for weapons before they shot one another in February.

D.C. Circuit Warns Defendants: Mind Your Language

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