An employer’s passwords may protect valuable information, but the passwords themselves lack independent economic value and ...

The holding applies only to settlements in federal courts within the Third Circuit. No other federal appeals court has ...

The Second Circuit ruled that U.S. bankruptcy safe harbors, like Section 546(e), apply internationally in foreign insolvency cases. It confirmed that offshore payments made in securities transactions ...

The 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals held on Nov. 10 that the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette violated federal law by unilaterally ...

The call for a fresh look at a unique ERISA rule applied by the Eleventh Circuit intensified this week, when seafood company ...

The Fifth Circuit has rendered its long-awaited decision in AT&T v. Federal Communications Commission, vacating a $57 million forfeiture order levied by the FCC against AT&T for allegedly failing to ...

Our society continues to debate whether biological pronouns are appropriate or offensive—just as it continues to debate many ...

The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled for the first time Friday that public library patrons have no right to receive information under the First Amendment, overturning a decades-old precedent barring ...

A divided federal appeals court for the 9th Circuit on Monday overturned a temporary restraining order put in place by a federal judge in Portland — removing a legal impediment that was preventing the ...

BOTTOM LINE: Where two individuals alleged their driver’s license numbers were listed on the dark web, and they attributed the listings to a breach of the defendants’ network, the district court ...

Can a public school discipline students for using pronouns that reflect a classmate’s sex assigned at birth, rather than their gender identity? According to the Sixth Circuit’s en banc decision issued ...