Navigation This week’s column further examines the topic of diversity, equity and inclusion in legal academia as we review our coverage of the Island Leadership Lab the University of Hawaii’s William S. Richardson School of Law, plus look at some other law school and law firm programs that aim to debunk the myth that diverse young […]
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Appellate Court Partially Revives Medical Data Breach Class Action
But the three-justice panel agreed with the trial court that the plaintiffs’ claims under the California Confidentiality of Medical Information Act should be dismissed. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Roberta Kaplan Latest to Represent Food Delivery Platforms Amid Post-COVID Litigation War
In a 31-page complaint, Kaplan argued that her clients were forced to disclose their trade secrets without compensation in violation of the U.S. Constitution’s Takings Clause. Click Here To Read The Full Article
10th Circuit: Title VII Retaliation Suit Against International Workers Can Be Pursued
The court split 2-1, with the majority holding that although the Title VII protection does not extend to non-U.S. citizens, Reznik can still pursue her complaint. Click Here To Read The Full Article
Despite 'Far From Noble Intentions,' Judge Won't Order Trump to Pay Legal Costs in Election Challenge
U.S. District Judge Brett Ludwig said Trump “may have had far from noble intentions in filing this lawsuit,” but that attorneys waited too long to seek sanctions in the case. Click Here To Read The Full Article