“The arbitration provision at issue here was drafted by defendants and was never discussed with plaintiff. While defendants discussed several of the other material terms of the attorney-client agreement with plaintiff—such as the amount of the fee, the nature of a contingent fee agreement, and the intended scope of work—defendants never mentioned anything about the […]

Forty-three attorneys from Brouse McDowell will be joining NLJ 500 firm Roetzel & Andress effective Oct. 1.       

Several Am Law 200 law firms with roots in Kansas City are quickly attracting talent and clients across the U.S.       

The 110-page document contends that RealPage, which is based in Richardson, Texas and is owned by private equity firm Thoma Bravo, violated Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act and “has built a business out of frustrating the natural forces of competition.” Counsel has not yet appeared for the defendant.       

“While that behavior does not violate the civil rules, it does affront the goals and values of the civil-justice process,” a concurring justice wrote.       

Chris Hohn, a Thompson Coburn litigation partner in St. Louis, took over as chair of the Am Law 200 firm, after spending the last year shadowing former chair Roman Wuller to learn all aspects of the firm leadership job.       

“Unless the proceeding is enjoined, Kroger will suffer an immediate constitutional injury by being subjected to an illegitimate proceeding,” Kroger says in the newly filed complaint.       

Abbott has also put forth evidence of Revitalyte retweeting comments referring to Revitalyte as ‘the adult version of Pedialyte,’ ‘like Pedialyte but for adults,’ ‘barstool sports Pedialyte,’ ‘barstool sports brand Pedialyte,’ ‘barstool sports branded Pedialyte,’ and ‘Barstool Pedialyte.’ These comments also provide examples of actual consumer confusion,” said U.S. District Judge Donovan W. Frank for

The Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit seeking to block the $24.6 billion merger presumes “that consumers are walled off from any other sources for groceries and have no alternative but to buy all their needs from either Kroger or Albertsons alone,” according to an amicus brief filed Friday by Alabama, Georgia, Iowa and Ohio.       

Nasdaq’s complaint accuses an unnamed company of misappropriating the financial services company’s data and undermining its business by selling the stock feeds at a discount