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Lawyer’s Fee Agreement Gagging Client Reviews Is Illegal–LS Carlson Law v. Sedgwick

Katie Sedgwick is a former client of LS Carlson Law. It sounds like she didn’t love working with them. She negatively reviewed the firm on Yelp. I had difficulty finding the origin...

Eight Legal Developments Shaping the Midyear Litigation Landscape

Saturday’s legal news cycle reflects a familiar but important reality for lawyers and compliance teams: risk is coming from every direction at once. The most significant developmen...

Got $29? AI-Driven Platform Makes Filing a Lawsuit Easy. But Is It Legal?

The business model of Petty Lawsuit could make it vulnerable to litigation for practicing law without a license, says Sean Griffin, a Washington, D.C. lawyer who blogs about AI in...

Click First, Litigate Later? Courts Review Web Design in Online Arbitration Cases

Online Contract Formation Turns on Design and Context: Lessons from Recent Circuit Court Decisions

Eight Legal Developments Shaping the Midyear Litigation Landscape

Saturday’s legal news cycle reflects a familiar but important reality for lawyers and compliance teams: risk is coming from every direction at once. The most significant developmen...

New Jersey’s Anti-SLAPP Law Scores Another Victory: Appellate Division Protects Online Consumer Reviews

The New Jersey Appellate Division continues to define the scope of the Uniform Public Expression Protection Act (UPEPA)—New Jersey’s Anti-SLAPP statute—and its latest published opi...

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I’m missing the underlying news story you want covered. To write a 300–500 word Docket Alarm-style post that is specific, accurate, and useful to litigators and in-house teams, I n...

AP’s August 28 Legal Landscape: What Today’s Top Developments Signal for Courts and Companies

Friday’s legal news cycle underscored a familiar reality for practitioners: the biggest stories are no longer confined to courtroom wins and losses, but increasingly sit at the int...

The 7 Legal Developments Shaping Today’s U.S. Litigation Landscape

Today’s legal news cycle is being driven less by a single blockbuster ruling than by a convergence of high-impact developments across appellate litigation, government enforcement,...

The 7 Legal Developments Shaping Today’s U.S. Litigation Landscape

Today’s legal news cycle is being driven less by a single blockbuster ruling than by a convergence of high-impact developments across appellate litigation, government enforcement,...

A Business Litigation Where The Attorney Summary Judgment Victory is Affirmed

Blank v. Petrosyants. 2026 NY Slip Op 05074 August 26, 2026 Appellate Division, Second Department is mostly about the business fight between cater co-venturers, but also involved...

Another Court Shuts the Door on “Yelp Law” Drive-By Lawsuits–Arterberry v. Peet’s

Last week, I blogged the Moss v. GoDaddy decision holding that a key part of California’s Yelp Law doesn’t authorize a private right of action. If you didn’t read that post, go rea...

Partner-Associate Park Passion Predicament — See Generally

What's The Billing Code For This: A midday park-bench makeout session between a Biglaw partner and associate ends up going viral. $1.2 Billion Worth Of 'Are You Sure This Is Lega...

AP’s August 28 Legal Landscape: What Today’s Top Developments Signal for Courts and Companies

Friday’s legal news cycle underscored a familiar reality for practitioners: the biggest stories are no longer confined to courtroom wins and losses, but increasingly sit at the int...

From Click to Contract: When Courts Enforce Online Terms

Nevada Supreme Court Overrules Caselaw on Post-Trial Contingency Fee Awards

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I’m missing the underlying news story you want covered. To write a 300–500 word Docket Alarm-style post that is specific, accurate, and useful to litigators and in-house teams, I n...

Notice Requirements on Default Judgment-Appearance Through Counsel

Anderegg Ristau appeared through counsel at a final pretrial hearing for a first-offense OWI civil forfeiture proceeding. The post Notice Requirements on Default Judgment-Appearanc...

Berger Kahn + Everlaw

Berger Kahn + Everlaw Play this video on Vimeo See how Berger Kahn has developed a competitive advan...

Morning Docket: 08.11.26

* Biglaw firms hit with data breaches. [Law360] * Office of Legal Counsel takes position that executive privilege extends to unofficial, unconfirmed people the president talks to...

Late Nominations Under New York Election Law Remain a Trap

When an NPE’s License Becomes a Marking Problem

Sept. 5 Legal Landscape: The Cases and Crackdowns Shaping Risk This Week

Several major legal developments this week underscore how quickly risk can shift across litigation, regulation, and criminal enforcement. For legal professionals, the significance...