The City of Santa Clara, New Mexico has agreed to pay Mohammad Moneeb, a Muslim border protection of...
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On March 22, 2016, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that both liability and damages could be established...
A recent ruling on the First Amendment rights of drug companies may be a stimulus for future mass to...
Left to right: Steve Mingle (Counsel Financial), Kathy Wilson (Executive Director for NATLE) Counsel...
On Thursday, May 28, 2015, a Delaware State Court jury held that Boston Scientific Corporation must ...
Kelly Anthony, Esq., Assistant General Counsel Takeda Pharmaceuticals Company Limited, together with...
Counsel Financial recently returned from the Mass Torts Made Perfect (MTMP) Spring Seminar in Las Ve...
Although U.S. courts are typically slow to adopt technological innovations, there has been a recent ...
StubHub, the burgeoning online ticket exchange for sports and entertainment, is suing the Golden Sta...
A Cornerstone Research report on securities class actions in 2014 pointed out a stark decline in the...
At least four people apparently believe it does. Within the past week, LinkedIn made headlines over ...
A federal Judge has rejected a proposed settlement between two subclasses of plaintiffs and Sega, th...
Having been in business for over 150 years and with 26 offices worldwide, Standard & Poor’s Rati...
It is possibly high on the list of many individuals’ worst nightmares: you are driving on the highwa...
A $5 million settlement has been reached between victims seeking redress for wrongful death after th...