Hague Convention

Staying Within the Law When Executing Service of Process

/in /by

Those who are involved in service of process have difficult work to do. Process servers bear the task of delivering important court documents to individuals and/or entities. Failure to do so properly can ruin a case, particularly if the statute of limitations deadline is near. Many people who are being served with court papers, whether…

Read more

Attorneys Should Behave During Litigation or Risk Fee Imposition

/in /by

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit recently considered the validity of a $600,000.00 fee award, according to the American Bar Association (ABA) Journal. Under 35 U.S.C. § 285, the prevailing party in a patent infringement action may recover reasonable attorney’s fees in “exceptional cases.” The Case at Hand: In Drop Stop LLC…

Read more

Explosion of Zantac Lawsuits Expected, According to Legal Predictions

/in /by

Across the country, lawyers are prognosticating that there will be an avalanche of Zantac lawsuits in the upcoming years according to a Law.com report. This prediction is in response to a recent discovery by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration that the heartburn drug contains an ingredient that may cause cancer. This revelation caused Sanofi,…

Read more