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Napoli Shkolnik Blog
Hunter Shkolnik Invited Back On PrimeTime Justice
Hunter Shkolnik was invited to appear on PrimeTime Justice Live with Ashleigh Banfield again to provide his legal insight on a range of current events and legal issues. Walmart Shooting:…
The Northwest Policyholder
Oregon Supreme Court Clears Roadblock to Allow Policyholders to Recover Litigation Costs
By Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP
In a decision issued yesterday, February 2, 2017, the Oregon Supreme Court reversed several lower-court decisions and held that a policyholder that is forced into litigation with its insurer can recover…
Class Action & Mass Torts
The Statistics Underlying Workplace Class Action Certification Rulings In 2016 – Trend #3
Surveys of corporate counsel confirm that complex workplace litigation – and especially class actions and multi-plaintiff lawsuits – are one of the chief exposures driving corporate legal budgetary expenditures,…
DuetsBlog
Let the Games Begin
Many of you interested in the video game and media industry have undoubtedly heard that Oculus recently lost a jury trial to Zenimax which resulted in a $500 million jury…
A Winning Tip
How Vocal Pace Can Contribute To Your Trial Success
With the unrelenting pressure and time constraints of litigation, it’s easy to forget certain basics of persuasive trial communication. One of those is the judicious use of pace. Pace refers…
PrawfsBlawg
More on the immigration order
Main Sunday, January 29, 2017More on the immigration orderEvents move quickly:• Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly issued a statement deeming "the entry of lawful permanent residents to be in…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
Supreme Court Hears Argument on Impact of Decisions in Other Fora
The Delaware Supreme Court recently heard the appeal in a case involving the Lululemon company which addressed the impact of a decision in another forum on the ability of stockholder…
Credit Chronometer
Structured Credit Investor, “Heavy Burden: Student Loan Servicing Under the Spotlight”
This Structured Credit Investor article highlights Joseph Cioffi’s impressions of the recent CFPB v. Navient case and how the spotlight on Navient may reveal systemic issues in student loan servicing,…
PrawfsBlawg
Email, The Gift That Keeps on Giving
Main Wednesday, January 25, 2017Email, The Gift That Keeps on GivingU.S. District Judge John D. Bates spilled a considerable amount of ink in yesterday's Memorandum Opinion enjoining the Aetna-Humana health…
In-House Ops
Distinguishing Data That Matters Most: Survey says: Users want easily accessible metrics
By Corporate Counsel Business Journal
By Shamir Colloff, FRONTEO When you are looking for a needle in a haystack, the addition of more hay does not alter your objective, only your approach. The same is…