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The defendants contend that Bernard’s incarceration “was the result of his own vexatious and dilatory behavior.”        

Judges in both federal and state courts in New Jersey scheduled a March 25 evidentiary hearing to determine whether to disqualify Andy Birchfield and his firm, Beasley Allen, from the talcum powder multidistrict litigation against Johnson & Johnson.        

Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster said the doctrine of entire fairness applies and TripAdvisor shareholders have adequately pleaded a claim that a conversion would affect the value of their investments.        

Despite the downturn in tech deals in the last year, Latham said it’s a strategic priority to continue to expand its emerging companies capability on the West Coast.        

A small claims court judge has ordered the airline to pay up in the wake of what he called the company’s “remarkable submission.”        

A North Dakota convenience store contends filing clock begins when a regulation’s harm is felt.        

“The laptop computer on which the grades were initially recorded was lost, which has made it necessary to reconstruct exam scores based on awarded points, which were recorded by Prof. Gibbons on each exam as he graded those exams,” interim Dean Rebecca Zietlow wrote in an email to students last month.        

Members of Australia’s Senate are questioning the use by law firms and their partners of a tax structure that lowers the amount of tax owed to the government.        

Kelley Cornish, a member of Paul Weiss’ management committee, will join the firm next week.        

“Civility helps bring out the best in people,” Pratter said, “just like being uncivil tends to hide the merits of a case and unnecessarily inflames people to get involved in side squabbles that do not move the case along.”