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Few experiences are more frustrating for a business owner than being sued over allegations that simply are not true. Maybe a disgruntled former client invented damages. Maybe a com...
The summons rarely feels proportional to what happened. You left an honest review of a contractor. You warned a colleague about a vendor who had burned you. You answered a reporter...
When a complaint lands on your desk, the instinct is to assume you are in for a long, expensive fight. That is not always how it has to play out. A well-prepared defense, executed...
A complaint hits your desk, and the next thirty days will determine more about the outcome than almost anything that happens later in the case. Discovery, motion practice, and tria...
Getting sued is expensive even when you win. Research commissioned by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Institute for Legal Reform found that businesses earning $10 million or less acco...
Some lawsuits arrive as a slow-building problem. Others land like a fire alarm. A process server hands your receptionist a thick packet, and inside is a motion for a temporary inju...
A Montana intellectual property attorney and his wife shouldn't be allowed to escape a cannabis cultivator's defamation lawsuit accusing them of posting falsehoods on social media,...
Getting served with a lawsuit is unsettling, even when you are confident the claim is thin. Many Florida business owners assume that once a complaint is filed, they are locked into...
Getting served with a lawsuit feels like the opening scene of a courtroom drama. In reality, very few business disputes ever see a jury. Studies of state civil courts have found th...
Two words in an endorsement - "written contract" - decide who pays for this defense
Where a lawsuit was filed over distributors of kratom, their motion to dismiss was largely denied. Background Multiple defendants have filed motions to dismiss in this lawsuit, gen...
The complaint reads like an indictment of your marketing department. A national class. Allegations that a label, a website disclosure, or a price representation deceived consumers....
Or at least try: A court considered it, but ultimately said no.
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled no personal jurisdiction over California co-worker but allowed vicarious liability claims against Gilead Sciences. The post Defamation l...
A Montana intellectual property attorney and his wife are looking to end a cannabis cultivator's defamation lawsuit accusing them of posting falsehoods on social media about the bu...
Most lawsuits, even the ones a business owner thinks are wrong, are filed in good faith. The plaintiff believes they were harmed and asks a court to decide. That is how the system...
Where a company sued its former business partner for defamation, but the challenged statements were expressions of opinion, the defendant prevailed on the claim. Background Knockou...
Getting served with a lawsuit is one of the more unsettling moments a business owner will face. The complaint lands, the clock starts, and suddenly, you are responsible for decisio...
An internal email about a "sample case" sits at the heart of this coverage fight
Thalhimer Realty Partners denies defamation claims by Richmond Flying Squirrels owner Lou DiBella in federal court over alleged threats and business disputes. The post Thalhimer fi...
At a Wednesday hearing, Uber attorney Michael Huston, of Perkins Coie, told U.S. District Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett at a downtown Los Angeles hearing that the Noerr-Pennington d...
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