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Ashley Madison Hack May Yield Crop of Reluctant Plaintiffs

Details: Written by Dan Sabbatino

When news broke that the database of notorious adultery hook-up site Ashley Madison had been hacked, a flurry of attention was directed at the site's clients and their backgrounds. The public became enthralled with the celebrity, government and private status of those allegedly caught looking to break their marital vows.

Plaintiffs: We All Own ‘Happy Birthday’

Details: Written by Dan Sabbatino

Litigation surrounding the most recognizable song in the world is coming to a head as a dispute between the Warner Music Group and a collection of plaintiffs nears judgment.

Nuns: 10th Circuit Decision Forces Choice Between Faith and Fines

Details: Written by Dan Sabbatino

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit recently ruled against the Little Sisters of the Poor, who argued the Affordable Care Act’s provision requiring insurance coverage for contraception is at odds with their religious beliefs even if they are not themselves providing the contraception.

SCOTUS Favors Religious Rights in Workplace Decision

Details: Written by PLP News

The nation’s high court ruled that employers have a responsibility to give “favored treatment” when accommodating faith-based observances.

Space: The Final Frontier of Litigation?

Details: Written by Dan Sabbatino

With the goal of ensuring the amicable sharing of other-worldly resources, international, national and private organizations conducted, or will be conducting in the near future, informational symposiums aimed at finding the best practices of space law.

Big Law

Ashley Madison Hack May Yield Crop of Reluctant Plaintiffs

Plaintiffs: We All Own ‘Happy Birthday’

Nuns: 10th Circuit Decision Forces Choice Between Faith and Fines

SCOTUS Favors Religious Rights in Workplace Decision

Space: The Final Frontier of Litigation?

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