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Jacob Gershman, Airlines Settle ‘Too Fat to Fly’ Lawsuit Over Obese Wife’s Death Abroad
By: Dana Palombo Obesity is a growing issue, yet not many legal changes have been made to…
In Re Allergen: Stockholder Litigation
By: Amanda Torres In Re Allergan, Inc., Stockholder Litigation,[1] the Delaware Chancery Court denied a Motion for…
Crazy for Cronuts: The Trademark Battle Gets Sticky
By: Amanda Gramlich Foodies of the world unite! If you are a foodie like myself, you have…
Delaware Coalition for Open Government, Inc. v. Strine
By: Chris O’Mahoney The Supreme Court recently declined to review a ruling from the Third Circuit, which held…
Carnell Const. Corp. v. Danville Redevelopment & Housing Authority
By: Eric Gleysteen In Carnell Construction Corporation v. Danville Redevelopment and Housing Authority,[1] the U.S. Court of…
When Corporate Fraud Kills: DOJ Settles with Toyota for Record $1.2 Billion, Sets Stage for GM Probe
By: Jason Bailey In United States v. Toyota Motor Corp., the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) filed…
Alleged LIBOR Manipulation: Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. v. Bank of America Corp.
By: Brandon Kinnard The United States Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), acting as a receiver for a…
Attention All [Budding] Attorneys: Don’t Just Read A Case’s Docket, Read The Court’s Orders Too!
By: Stephen Weiss Legal malpractice claims keep rising, and today, more so than ever before, attorneys must…
Louisiana Municipal Police Employee’s Retirement Sys. v. Hershey, Co.
By: Brandon Kinnard On Friday, November 8, the Delaware Court of Chancery dismissed a complaint filed by…
Why Detroit’s Good-Enough Swap Settlement should be Good Enough for the Court
By: Addison Pierce In 2005, when the world was yet to enter into the Great Recession, Detroit…
