At Electronic Discovery Law, Daniel Miller and Bree Kelly introduced their recent article titled “E-Discovery in 2015: Will You Feel
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Plaintiffs in business disputes often attempt to make a case for the imminent danger of irreparable harm (a required element for ordering expedited proceedings and for many types of equitable relief, such as entitlement to a temporary restraining order (TRO) or preliminary injunction). Courts ha
With Halloween approaching at the end of the month, we offer the following:
In the New York Times, Adam Liptak has a piece on the trend of Supreme Court opinions accepting and restating facts appearing in amicus briefing, some of which facts are later revealed to be erroneous or based on questionable studies: "Seeking Facts, Justices Settle for What Briefs Tell Them." This is a phenomenon that was heavily criticized by Justice Scalia in his dissent in Sykes v. United States, No. 09-11311 (2011):
On CoinDesk, Daniel Cawrey recently wrote:
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Delaware Law Weekly is reporting that the Honorable Leo Strine has been confirmed by the Delaware General Assembly as the next Chief Justice of the
Author and philosopher Nick Harkaway expounds on new developments in technology, and the implications for law, business and society. Some of the revolutionary technologies he discusses implicate Arthur C.
An excerpt from Business Law Basics, this one dealing with the formation and interpretation of contracts under general principles of common law, can be downloaded here.
We have received a number of inquiries regarding when Business Law Basics will be available online in its entirety. As you can imagine, formatting and doing final reviews and edits is a time-consuming process.