In a recent, unpublished decision, the Fourth U.S. Court of Appeals held that an employer may be responsible for the sexual harassment of one of its employees by the employer's client. This is an interesting issue that the Fourth Circuit had failed to address ' until this decision.
It's probably not a stretch to say that e-mail has been the single biggest factor in the creation of the electronic discovery industry as we know it today. e-Mail has been seen as almost synonymous with e-discovery, in many ways to the detriment of other valuable forms of ESI. But, that race has tightened up.
A Pennsylvania man who was indicted for making violent threats on Facebook is now challenging the constitutionality of the federal cyberstalking statute, arguing that the law criminalizes "pure speech" and is vague and overbroad.
Fox Film's Refusal to Return Initial Investment Isn't Breach of Co-Financing Agreement
Oklahoma Federal Court Finds Fraudulent Transfer of Songwriter's Assets
Trading Card Series Is Protected Speech
Video Game Developer's Counterclaim Seeking Milestone Payment Avoids Summary Judgment
COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT/GRAND RIGHTS IN PLAYS
DIGITAL DISTRIBUTION/SONG ROYALTIES
Key rulings from around the states.
Key cases are discussed.
Title insurance is a regulated business in New York. Title insurers are required to file their rates with the state insurance department, and are required to adhere to those rates. If the insurers fail to adhere to their filed rates, New York state courts have recognized the possibility of class action relief for consumers.
