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litigation
Congress Must Act to Avoid Trial Lawyers’ ‘Brewing Litigation Storm’ From Virus Pandemic, Group Says
How Companies Prohibit You From Suing Them and What the Feds Are Doing to Change It
Have you ever used a credit card? Or signed up for a phone plan? Opened a bank account? Chances are, you also agreed to never sue the company that offered you the service.
Does Congress Have a Chance to Sue Obama Over Immigration Order?
House Speaker John Boehner wants House lawyers to sue President Barack Obama for his Executive Order protecting millions of illegal immigrants. Should he?
Trial Results Highlight Apple Is out of Options in Its Legal War Against Samsung
Another battle in the ongoing patent litigation war between Apple and Samsung has just been called with a US jury awarding Apple about $120 million in damages for Samsung’s infringement of two iPhone patents.
Peter Schiff: What Needs to Happen to Bring Production Back to the US
CEO of Euro Pacific Capital says reduced government key to unlock productive potential.
Assessing JPMorgan’s Legal Predicaments
JPMorgan Chase & Co., a global financial services firm, is highly regarded.
