A newly entered order in the Bestwall/Georgia Pacific chapter 11 case provides a ruling on some aspects of an estimation process to value...

The NRA's chapter 11 filing last week has possible implications for mass torts, public policy and chapter 11 law. Why? Because the NRA is...

For persons interested in cancer litigation and genetic causes of cancers, a key point to learn and apply is that gene mutations are not...

These are interesting times with respect to corporate transactions related to alleged or actual fraudulent conveyances, whether arising...

Hmmm - best typo ever? https://www.omm.com/resources/alerts-and-publications/publications/sec-issues-updated-guidance-on-rule-10b5-1-trad...

For the record, I'm calling for immediate removal of President Trump, via either the 25th Amendment or impeachment. With that on the...

More to think about from the SolarWinds hack. A January 7, 2021 blog post from a nationally known cybersecurity expert (Brian Krebs) ...

The year end reports of Chief Justice Roberts often include a history lesson, and a chuckle or two. His year end report for 2020 provides...

A new article from Professor Catherine M. Sharkey lays out a modern rationale for lawsuits seeking to hold Amazon liable as a settler of...

Are you wondering about the joint effect of the possible variables of vaccine effectiveness, distribution of them, and mask wearing? A...

Life sciences business are part of the increasingly important intersection between science and law. Accordingly, it's a pleasure to...

It's most interesting and encouraging to see Professor Jay Feinman publish a new paper that frankly addresses the pressures exerted on...

For first of its kind new data related to the growing number of lawsuits involving young people with mesothelioma, please join next...

It is good to see bankruptcy courts authorizing more investigations into chapter 11 backstories. Here, under investigation, a hedge fund...

A new item at SSRN is a paper on analytical frameworks for thinking about confidentiality agreements in litigation. It's interesting in...

The litigation funding industry is an undeniable and growing force in the US, and in other countries. The industry began its rise in the...

Over time, litigators dealing with cancer issues will need to become more attuned to asking plaintiffs and their doctors more questions...

Does the existence of 1 million seldom used acronyms suggest excessive use of acronyms in scientific publishing? That's a conclusion one...

For both defense and plaintiff firms, the notable flow of PPP money to law firms raises its own set of questions regarding Congress'...

One result of better scientific tools can be the identification of additional conditions related to a substance that can be harmful. A...