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New York Times v. Sullivan protects free speech by requiring public figures to prove "actual malice" in defamation c...

California's 2nd District Court of Appeal delivers a blow to "headless" PAGA actions in Leeper v. Shipt Inc. wh...

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Two COVID-era cases from Michigan challenge the Supreme Court's murky standards for when government regulations amount to prop...

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The sunsetting of California's informal discovery conference (IDC) legislation and how judges can still employ their inherent ...

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New SEC rules require companies to adopt clawback policies for executive compensation, but many firms are going beyond the man...

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The Newell decision confirms that a petition challenging trust amendments and claiming a constructive trust can justify...