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Commercial Litigation

U.S. Assistance to Litigants Outside the U.S. – 28 USC § 1782

January 14, 2021
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The Business Strategist – Disputes Edition: U.S. Assistance to Litigants Outside the U.S. – 28 USC § 1782 If you…

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Trial Lawyers Beware: Federal Discovery Deadlines are Actually 30 to 40 Days Earlier

May 3, 2020

In federal court we know the courts tend to limit discovery periods to shorter times than state courts, usually 90…

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The “Omnibus Order” – “Mutually Beneficial ‘Kitchen-sinking’” | Part One

April 23, 2020

“MBKS” or Mutually beneficial “kitchen-sinking.”  It’s a thing. . . . No, seriously, it is totally a thing! Well, it…

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Trade Secret Protection Under Federal Law – The Basics

November 1, 2018

It is a general practice of many employers to utilize non-competition and confidentiality agreements to protect information that is vital…

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Proving “Lost Profits” Damages | Part 2

October 23, 2018

Picking up from part one, I am moving into this second segment focusing on profits lost as“consequential” damages. If you…

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Proving “Lost Profits” Damages | Part 1

October 9, 2018

Something Every Commercial Lawyer Should Know Commercial litigation often involves claims in which the Plaintiff is seeking damages for lost…

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More than 40 Years Later, the Unresolved Question in Lipsky Remains Up for Debate

September 28, 2018

Can you rely on allegations contained in a separate, unadjudicated proceeding to make your own case in court? That question,…

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Was the Supreme Court’s Decision in Comcast Truly an Antitrust Class Certification Game-changer?

September 20, 2018

The United States Supreme Court’s 2013 decision in Comcast Corp. v. Behrend led many attorneys and legal scholars to believe…

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DOL Creates Office of Compliance Initiatives

September 9, 2018

The U.S. Department of Labor announced the creation of an Office of Compliance Initiatives to assist companies in efforts to…

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Neighbors Have Standing to Challenge Zoning Board Decision in Landfill Fight

September 7, 2018

Ryan Boland Published in The Legal Intelligencer As published in the Legal Intelligencer   In Friends of Lackawanna v. Dunmore…

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