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UGG Competitor Alleges ‘Schedule A’-Style Claims Are Creating a Monopoly in Casual Footwear Market

“What the complaint clearly shows is that UGG routinely has made proven statements of the law to a number of courts,” Harvard trademark professor Rebecca Tushnet, who is not affiliated with the case, told Law.com in a phone interview. “That’s not enough to win the case, but it clearly highlights some bad behavior that they

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Divided 8th Circuit Says Minneapolis Police Officer’s Use of Force Can Go To Trial

“On this record, a reasonable jury could conclude that Marks was shot when he neither posed a threat to the officers or the public, nor was he fleeing or ignoring an officer’s commands. On the other hand, a jury might agree with Officer Bauer’s assessment of the situation and find his use of force was

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Fed. Judge Slashes $12.75M ‘Grossly Excessive’ Punitive Damages Award in Fatal Police Shooting Case

“Chandler’s conduct was not so reprehensible that it warrants a punitive damages award that is more than eight times the amount previously awarded in excessive force/wrongful death cases in this circuit,” U.S. Magistrate Judge Shirley Padmore Mensah said.       

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Fed. Judge Denies Request to Transfer Misleading Product Label Suit to California

“Plaintiff has failed to show that defendant would have been subject to personal jurisdiction in California, and has therefore failed to show that this exact case could have been brought as a matter of right in the Northern District of California,” the court said.       

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Appellate Court Rejects High-Profile Attorney’s Efforts to Revive Malicious Prosecution Claims

The lower court determined that reputational damages and chilling effect damages didn’t constitute special damages under Illinois law, and Mark Gregaros’ decision not to represent Jussie Smollett as lead counsel in separate litigation was a business decision that didn’t constitute special injury.       

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