The trans-Atlantic firm, which has about 550 U.S. lawyers, is temporarily cutting pay and furloughing or laying off some employees.

Class actions by DiCello Levitt Gutzler and Bursor & Fisher were filed Friday over membership fees at 24-Hour Fitness and room and board fees at Arizona State University.

NY joins MA, NJ and OH introduce bills to retroactively cover business interruption claims regardless of policy terms.

Discusses status of chain link fence as a building or a structure.

COVID-19 will impact the workers' compensation industry well beyond claims related to the virus.

George Valentine, deputy director of the Office of Legal Counsel within the District of Columbia's mayoral office, died Friday. "It's devastating for everybody of course, and we're very sorry," Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser said.

Potential damages flowing from the COVID-19 pandemic, similar to those flowing from the opioid crisis, will likely result in courts considering the plain meaning of these common coverage triggers.

This article tracks bills being filed by states requiring carriers to provide business interruption coverage that is not in policy language.

Coronavirus hasn't dismantled privacy protections in GDPR, CCPA and other privacy laws, yet.

As March regulations bring further clarity (and, some in instances, confusion) to the California Consumer Privacy Act landscape, litigation is also beginning to shape the CCPA.