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Yearly Archives: 2009
U.S. Supreme Court to hear text privacy case
WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline)-The U.S. Supreme Court agreed Monday to hear a case that will decide whether employees’ text messages sent by devices owned by their employer are private.
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Legally Speaking: And A Wild Year It Was …
As readers of “Legally Speaking” know, from time to time throughout the year I chronicle the most bizarre cases, theories and parties that the legal system has to offer.
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No evidence against Toyota prompts Tracy to drop lawsuits
Tracy
MARSHALL � When 9,000 documents obtained from Toyota were delivered to federal court in Texas, a Dallas attorney believed they contained evidence Toyota deserved a lump of coal for concealing data that showed its vehicles were prone to rollovers. Read More
Federal Court, News, Product liabilityClass action filed against gun manufacturer for defective trigger
EL DORADO, Ark. � Texas lawyers are seeking class action status for a lawsuit recently filed in Arkansas which alleges some Remington rifles contain defective triggers. Seeking more than $5 million in damages, attorneys from Dallas and Houston filed a … Read More
Class Action, News, Ark." rel="category tag">Texarkana, Ark.Senate health care deal draws Republican AGs’ ire
Abbott (R)
WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline)-A group of Republican state attorneys general say they are considering possible legal action over a deal that got Senate Democrats their final 60th vote on a federal health care overhaul.
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Democratic AGs call for end to home lending incentives
Richard Cordray (D)
WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline)-A group of 15 Democratic state attorneys general are asking the Federal Reserve to prohibit home loan officers and mortgage brokers from receiving incentives for steering borrowers into expensive loans. Read More
Attorney General, Foreclosure, NewsSenate rejects Obama’s NLRB nominee
WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline)-The U.S. Senate has rejected one of President Barack Obama’s nominees to the National Labor Relations Board. The president had nominated Craig Becker, counsel for the Service Employees International Union, to the powerful board. His nomination was rejected … Read More
Labor/Wages, National News, NewsRecent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas
Recent patent infringement cases filed in the Eastern District of Texas, Dec. 18-21, 2009 Read More
Federal Court, News, Patent