Litigation, E-Discovery, Trial/Court, & Arbitration

The National Law Review is a no-log-in resource of legal articles addressing litigation, trial practice, appellate practice, and alternative dispute resolution. We provide legal news on the most recent litigated business and commercial cases including antitrust, banking and financial institutions, construction, complex disputes/class actions involving multi-parties and multi-jurisdictions, communications, employment law, environmental actions, government enforcement defense, insurance, intellectual property, mergers and business combinations, products liability, professional liability, real estate and development, environmental, securities enforcement, white-collar criminal actions, and trust and estate litigation. Details of actions by federal and state and local regulatory agencies as well as private actions from across the U.S. are added daily.

The legal experts who write for the National Law Review cover the federal circuit courts as well as the Supreme Court, analyzing the decisions and opinions from the justices at these levels and parsing the meaning and greater context of these decisions. For coverage of the circuit courts and the decisions at the Supreme Court, the National Law Review has breaking news coverage of these issues. Additionally, coverage of litigation as a process, including rules of evidence, jury selection, and information on expert witnesses is available on the site.

Along with traditional litigation, the National Law Review also covers alternate dispute resolution (ADR), as well as the viability of Arbitration Agreements in a variety of contexts. The benefits of mediation as opposed to litigation, and the benefits of arbitration. Compulsory arbitration clauses in agreements relating to major corporations, shareholder agreements, or multinational agreements, are covered on the National Law Review.

Additionally, the National Law Review covers trends in -e-discovery and regulations in document analysis and trial preparation.

We also serve as a resource for the latest developments in civil procedure, e-discovery, trial practice, appellate practice, and alternative dispute resolution, including mediation and arbitration involving both binding adversarial proceedings and non-binding voluntary procedures before neutral third parties.

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Date	Title	Organization
24 May	Two More Nails in the Coffin for Opportunistic Data Breach Claims	Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
24 May	Meal Period Violations Trigger Slew of Additional Penalties, California High Court Says	Greenberg Traurig, LLP
24 May	Adding Impact to Your Next Cross Examination: 5 Things to Consider When Presenting Witness Testimony	IMS Consulting & Expert Services
24 May	Beijing IP Court Dismisses First Trademark Case Under New Supreme People’s Court Jurisdictional Rules	Schwegman, Lundberg & Woessner, P.A.
24 May	Federal Circuit Declines to Extend Blue & Gold Waiver Rule in AbilityOne Protest	Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP
24 May	Breaking News: California Break Premium Pay Can Trigger Waiting Time and Wage Statement Penalties	ArentFox Schiff LLP
24 May	Federal Court Calls Unconstitutional the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission’s In-House Administrative Proceedings for Securities Fraud Cases	Miller Canfield
24 May	USCIS to Hold EB-5 Reform Listening Session May 25	Greenberg Traurig, LLP
24 May	Increasing Due Diligence Before Token Listings to Uncover Fraud	Nelson Mullins
24 May	DOJ’s Cyber-Fraud Initiative: Increased False Claims Act Scrutiny of Contractor Cybersecurity Compliance	Greenberg Traurig, LLP
24 May	Litigation Minute: Mitigating Class Action Risks Posed by Collecting and Storing Sensitive Data	K&L Gates
24 May	Lombard v Skyjets: Key Takeaways for Lenders and Restructuring Professionals	Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP
24 May	California High Court Rules Missed Meal Break Premiums Are ‘Wages’	Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.
24 May	California Supreme Court Rules Meal and Rest Break Premiums Constitute “Wages” Potentially Triggering Penalties for Violations	Proskauer Rose LLP
24 May	U.S. Supreme Court Holds Waiver of Arbitration Rights Does Not Require Showing of Prejudice	Jackson Lewis P.C.
23 May	Court Holds That Initialing A Will Is Sufficient To Meet The Execution Requirement	Winstead
23 May	California Court of Appeal Clarifies that a Derivative Plaintiff Must Demonstrate Both “Contemporaneous” and “Continuous” Ownership to Maintain a Derivative Suit on Behalf of a Limited Liability Company	Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP
23 May	Fifth Circuit Holds That SEC Administrative Law Courts Are Unconstitutional	Barnes & Thornburg LLP
23 May	Court Holds That Judges Can’t Invent Rules Governing Arbitration Waiver and Makes It Harder for Prisoners to Show Ineffective Assistance: SCOTUS Today	Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.
23 May	California Supreme Court Rules Additional Penalties May Be Recoverable for Meal & Rest Period Violations	Jackson Lewis P.C.