Jenna Greene

“This is a full-body challenge to our constitutional order,” said Los Angeles U.S. District Chief Judge Dolly Gee. "Silence on the part of the bar means acquiescence.”

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Column: At a California legal conference, judges decry threats to the rule of law https://t.co/Dvf0C7pXm1 @JgreeneJenna https://t.co/XHNUAMDpid

RT @ReutersLegal: Column: Why gaming company Valve would rather face a consumer class action than arbitration https://t.co/lZM5NfcicS @Jgre…

RT @ReutersLegal: Column: FCC case against CBS for ‘news distortion' may go far beyond precedent, scholars say @JgreeneJenna https://t.co/…

The federal government has paid 75 claims totaling $88.7 million in the last decade to settle litigation alleging negligence and/or wrongful death in small plane crashes. https://t.co/2h7NwlOH1Q

RT @ReutersLegal: In $260 million crypto scheme, will brokerage IBKR share liability? Read @JgreeneJenna's column for more: https://t.co/YI…

RT @ReutersLegal: For US publicly traded companies weighing the future of their DEI programs in the wake of President Donald Trump’s execut…

"Heartbreaking" and "cruel." DOJ rescinds job offers to entry-level Honors lawyers--new lawyers who, given their credentials, could have gotten Big Law jobs paying $225,000. Instead they picked public service and a $84,600 or so paycheck. Or not. https://t.co/HVLcuxZXDU

RT @ReutersLegal: When Hino Motors settled criminal and civil charges for falsifying emissions data with the DOJ, the agreement did not req…

RT @ReutersLegal: Column: As speculation on who’ll pay for the damages from the LA fires abounds, one thing seems clear: The liability land…

RT @ReutersLegal: Private airplane buyers get unusual tailwind in price-hike class action, writes @JgreeneJenna in her latest column https:…

RT @ReutersLegal: A sense of anger thrums throughout the 93-page lawsuit by U.S. Steel and Nippon Steel against rival steel maker Cleveland…

RT @ReutersLegal: Twenty bucks might get you a pizza or half a tank of gas or a night at the movies. Under the terms of a proposed class ac…

Is the Robinson-Patman Act (not to be confused with "Twilight" actor Rob Pattinson) making a comeback?

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A recent lawsuit by the FTC against wholesale liquor giant Southern Glazer’s invokes an obscure antitrust law to argue its pricing scheme is illegal. Columnist @JgreeneJenna takes a look at the case and at how it may play out under the Trump administration https://t.co/aXuctEBqxw https://t.co/vPVSkdm0Kg

Two judges in separate proceedings have now blocked a key expert from testifying in litigation involving more than 7,000 people who claim that exposure to Syngenta’s herbicide paraquat caused them to develop Parkinson’s disease. https://t.co/Il7Y5RSTnS

In effect, plaintiffs lawyers want permission from the court to produce documents to themselves.

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Column: In Uber sexual assault lawsuits, a showdown over discovery https://t.co/fUrOffP7sA @JgreeneJenna https://t.co/8lZAOoDboZ

A few weeks before his death on Nov. 2 at age 72, Supreme Court litigator Larry Robbins' first novel was published, a taut legal thriller that won praise from critics. In my latest column, a look at his book and his career at the highest level of practicing law.

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Column: Larry Robbins wrote the book on high-stakes lawyering https://t.co/3QO71Fil9S @JgreeneJenna https://t.co/wiDySGrZJg

A fun change of pace from my usual focus at Reuters on law-related matters. https://t.co/O1eHxcGFXz