Legal Fees in Barbri Class Action Back Before Ninth Circuit

Headlines • Legal Fees in Barbri Class Action Back Before Ninth Circuit • Congress' Latest Patent Reform Proposal Enjoys Wide Support • Case Western Law Professor Alleges Retaliation by Dean • New Tools for Managing the Patent Litigation Reality • Diapers, Laundry and a Legal Practice • The Best of the Plaintiffs Bar • VOIR DIRE: Let My Gecko Go • In-House Counsel Profile: Winnebago Industries Inc.'s Scott Folkers • Lawyers in Circus Litigation Seek $25M in Fees • U.S. Chamber Warns: Wage-and-Hour Litigation on the Rise Legal Fees in Barbri Class Action Back Before Ninth Circuit The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit is expected once again to take up the long-running antitrust case involving Barbri—this time, hearing whether objectors who successfully unraveled a key portion of the $49 million settlement should recover additional legal fees. Read More » Congress' Latest Patent Reform Proposal Enjoys Wide Support The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee introduced a comprehensive patent lawsuit reform bill on Wednesday that would change the way cases move through the federal courts. Read More » Sponsor Spotlight: Online Certificate Program Nov. 4-Dec. 13, 2013 AUWCL's Online Certificate in International Commercial Arbitration prepares participants with the foundational knowledge and skills to succeed in the complex and ever-changing field of international arbitration. The online courses explore legal principles and practical implications of commercial and investment arbitration. Apply Now. Case Western Law Professor Alleges Retaliation by Dean A professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Law has sued law dean Lawrence Mitchell, alleging that he punished him for reporting allegations that the dean had sexually harassed staff members and had a sexual relationship with a student. Read More » New Tools for Managing the Patent Litigation Reality During the past decade, patent litigation has proliferated, transitioning from rare to normal. The landscape has changed, and so must the strategies. Read More » Diapers, Laundry and a Legal Practice A lack of gender parity at home contributes to inequality in the workplace for women lawyers. Read More » The Best of the Plaintiffs Bar These 19 firms are at the cutting edge of plaintiffs' work — and are giving defense players a run for their money. Read More » VOIR DIRE: Let My Gecko Go The famous tagline promises 15 minutes save you a lot on car insurance. It turns out that 31 seconds can get you into legal hot water. Plus more in this week's column. Read More » In-House Counsel Profile: Winnebago Industries Inc.'s Scott Folkers Based in Forest City, Iowa, Winnebago Industries Inc. has been manufacturing recreational vehicles since 1958. Scott Folkers is Winnebago's sole in-house attorney. Read More » Lawyers in Circus Litigation Seek $25M in Fees Lawyers for the producer of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus want the animal rights groups that unsuccessfully sued the circus to pay more than $25 million in legal fees. It's been more than a decade since the... Read More » U.S. Chamber Warns: Wage-and-Hour Litigation on the Rise Connie Lensing, a top FedEx Corp. lawyer, gave U.S. business leaders at the U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform 14th Annual Legal Reform Summit a tough pill to swallow: Wage-and-hour class action lawsuits are on the rise. Speaking at the... Read More »

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