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Boston ERISA & Insurance Litigation Blog
Boston ERISA and Insurance Litigation Blog’s Top Ten Countdown for the New Year – The Third Most Popular Post of 2024
When I started this series of posts that count down the most popular posts on my blog in 2024, I called back, nostalgically, to the old days when radio disc…
Cohen & Buckmann Insights
Presumed Guilty? The Cornell Decision Could Help Rein in Questionable ERISA Litigation
When is a plan service agreement open to challenge? A debate before the U.S. Supreme Court in January involved a lawsuit against plan fiduciaries at Cornell University raising that very…
eDiscovery Today Blog
Legacy Email Migration in Litigation and How to Address It: eDiscovery Trends
By Doug Austin
Here’s another “in the trenches” story from S2|DATA! Here’s how they handled a case dealing with legacy email migration in litigation! The post Legacy Email Migration in Litigation and How…
Unpredictable
Litigation in Belgium
By Will Newman
When people think of Belgium, they often think about beer, chocolate, moules frites, and maybe the Adventures of Tintin. I, for one, used to think about the painter James Ensor.…
Tort Talk
Eastern Federal District Court Judge Issues Rule 11 Sanctions Against Plaintiff's Counsel
In the case of Shelton v. Chaudhry, No. 24-5657 (E.D. Pa. Jan. 27, 2025 McHugh, J.), Eastern Federal District Court Judge Gerald A. McHugh ripped a scathing Opinion meting out…
eDiscovery Bytes
The eDiscovery Disconnect: Why Litigators Must Take the Lead
by Kelly Twigger Seven years ago, I wrote an article about what I called the eDiscovery Disconnect—the gap between the work being done on data and the legal strategy that…
Franchise Law Update
Should the Litigation be in State or Federal Court?
Deciding whether to choose state or federal court can be outcome determinative. This is particularly important in deciding to remove a case from state to federal court. Some state franchise…
Canadian Lawyer Mag
UK High Court cuts litigation budgets in Prince Harry’s case against Associated Newspapers
The court determined that the amounts were "manifestly excessive"
NJ Family Legal Blog
Yes, A Court can Enjoin a Party From Pursuing Litigation in Another Jurisdiction
A New Jersey Court can enjoin a party from pursuing a foreign law suit meant to frustrate a New Jersey decision
China Law Blog
Legal Disputes with Chinese Companies: Negotiation, Settlement, and When to Litigate
By Dan Harris
Settling Disputes with Chinese Companies Chinese companies approach litigation and arbitration differently from their Western counterparts. For Western companies, litigation is often seen as a last resort—a process that is…