When notice of a medical malpractice claim is not filed timely and the statute of limitations to bring a motion for permission to serve a late notice of claim expires, a court is not required to grant ...

You are a plaintiff suing two defendants in Federal Court. You have a business relationship with Defendant A, so you decide to settle with them, but choose to continue the litigation against Defendant ...

Schafer v. City of Los Angeles; Triangle Center, LLC, Real Party in Interest (6/17/2015, 3d Civil No. E059133) The California Court of Appeal, Second District, recently re-affirmed the heightened ...

Commercial Landlord-Tenant—Prevailing Party Legal Fees—Court Granted $992,248.48 In Attorney Fees, Costs and Expenses—“Complex Engineering and Architectural Issues”—Litigation Lasted More Than 3 Yrs.

The equitable doctrine of proprietary estoppel is thriving and increasingly relied on by claimants before a promisor's death, as Matthew Duncan explains Recent years have seen a substantial increase ...

“‘Fraunhofer’s more-than-five-year silence in asserting infringement, in light of its clear knowledge of that infringement, rose to the level [of] misleading conduct,’ said the CAFC. However…Sirius XM ...