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1 day ago | law.com | Louis Altmann

Apple holds the keys to millions of customers, leaving general counsel with little choice but to navigate a sometimes arduous working relationship with the tech giant that sets the rules.

2 days ago | law.com | Gail Cohen

Much of the litigation funding industry had been holding its breath awaiting the report, given the U.K. government's position that it will only revisit concerns around the PACCAR judgment after its publication.

2 days ago | law.com | Jon Campisi

In a meeting with partners this week, the firm chair said that six of the 10 largest matters in the firm over the past month are litigation matters, according to sources.

2 days ago | law.com | Michael Mora

“The courts are an independent branch of the government and have a constitutional obligation that requires the judiciary to act as a balance to the power of the executive and legislative branches, because that is how our constitution was created,” Isicoff said. “Just to criticize judges for doing their constitutionally created job is a problem.”Chief Judge Laurel M. Isicoff of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Miami, Florida. Courtesy photo

2 days ago | law.com | Brian Lee |Brian and Dayna Lee

A New Yorker represented by Wolf Popper had argued that he had bought Visa Vanilla gift cards, believing that the payments giant had taken measures to protect its cards from widespread card draining scams. But U.S. District Judge Gregory Woods for the Southern District of New York dismissed the case, unconvinced that Visa had sold or marketed the cards to trick consumers into believing they were safe from scammers.