Denied punitive damages even after proving a doll company's unauthorized use of their likenesses, T.I. and Tiny Harris's case reveals why courts rarely award punishment in IP disputes.
Celebrity lawsuit against toy company ends without punitive damages award, highlighting the high bar courts set for punishment damages in civil cases.
The Supreme Court's denial offers important lessons about the limits of attorney conduct rules when clergy advocacy is involved.
Colorado Democrat Jena Griswold won the attorney general primary decisively with 45.8% of the vote, setting up a November matchup with Republican nominee Michael Allen.
In the Democratic primary, Griswold, the incumbent Colorado Secretary of State, decisively won a four-way race with 46 percent of the vote, positioning...
Camp Mystic filed bankruptcy following a deadly flood that state investigators determined was preventable, centralizing 28 wrongful death claims into one settlement process.
Bar owners suing over pandemic shutdowns won a major discovery victory as a judge prepares to hear arguments on forcing testimony from a former governor.
A court ordered a prominent musician to pay a $13 million judgment following injuries to pet animals, illustrating how damages awards in animal injury cases now extend far beyond veterinary costs.
University approved $1.9M settlement with professor fired for criticizing assassinated activist.
Missouri gaming operators fight back against the AG's aggressive clampdown on electronic gambling machines.