Opinions Divided on Narrowing of SEC’s Power
Securities and Exchange Commission ruling violates right to trial and exceeds delegated authority, court holds
Litigation News | Fall 2022
Volume 48, Issue 1
Cover Story
Features
Attorney Pharmaceutical Advertising Speech Restricted
Federal appeals court upholds that First Amendment permits limits on attorney advertising related to medications
Holes in the Attorney Immunity Defense
A state high court ruled that the defense covered under state common law does not defeat federal wiretap claims
Columns
Can You Have Your Cookies and Eat (or Delete) Them, Too?
Initially intended as a means to track transaction-specific information for short periods, there is nothing that limits a cookie to mere transitory use
Is the Practice of Civil Litigation All Local?
Reliance on specialized legal knowledge and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure is no longer sufficient to represent a client in district court
2022 Law Firm Profitability Looks Rough @Halftime
Revenues and profits were at an all-time high in 2021—unfortunately, 2022 isn't shaping up to be the same success
Lawyers Can Read: Argue With (Some) Notes!
Although reading from notes Using an outline for oral advocacy puts clients in the best position for winning their case
A Must-Have Book for Mass Torts Practitioners
Insight into the background and development of mass torts litigation, detailing how and why the litigation exists as it does today
Self-Compassion Amid Bad Habits
While we are smart enough to know which are our healthy habits, during times of stress it is easy to surrender to quick fixes