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Law Suit Filed: Capital One Best Buy Credit Card Class Action Lawsuit
May 10 2013 San Francisco, CA: Capital One Bank is facing a consumer fraud class action lawsuit alleging its Best Buy co-branded credit cards have an annual fee, in contrast to the advertising for the card, which claims there is Read more »
IP Roundup: Damages Trials Offer a Chance to Revisit Big Verdicts
Call it a do-over or call it a mulligan—the parties in two big IP infringement suits are eagerly hoping for different outcomes now that new damages trials are being held in both cases. But the judges in the Apple/Samsung and Read more »
Judge Sets Scope for Apple-Samsung Damages Retrial
Vanessa Blum writes for The Recorder, an American Lawyer affiliate.Apple wants to proceed quickly. So it goes without saying, Samsung wants to move slow. The two tech companies have been feuding over the timing and scope of a new damages Read more »
Law Suit Filed: Vitamin Shoppe Lawsuit
April 25 2013 Los Angeles, CA: A consumer fraud class action lawsuit has been filed against Vitamin Shoppe Inc, who make and market a pre-workout muscle building and performance enhancing product called True Athlete Training Formula.The lawsuit, entitled Steven Hodges Read more »
BRIEF-Ex-MF Global CEO Jon Corzine, others sued by trustee
April 23 | Tue Apr 23, 2013 8:33am EDT April 23 (Reuters) – MF Global Holdings Ltd : * Jon Corzine, the former MF Global Holdings Ltd CEO, is sued bycompany’s bankruptcy trustee — court filing * Corzine is accused Read more »
What Is Qualified Immunity?
Qualified immunity shields public officials from damages for civil liability so long as they did not violate an individual’s “clearly established” statutory or constitutional rights. The immunity is available to state or federal employees, including law enforcement officers, who are Read more »
IP Roundup: Viacom Stymied Again in YouTube Infringement Suit
For the second time in three years, a U.S. district judge has dismissed a suit in which Viacom claimed $1 billion in damages from the posting of its shows and movies on YouTube. In a Thursday ruling, Judge Louis Stanton Read more »
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