Civil Procedure

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The Algorithmic Smoke-Filled Room: Why the Third Circuit's Casino AI Ruling Upends Antitrust Pleading Standards

The Illusion of Independent Pricing is Dead For years, corporate defendants have operated under a comforting, if naive, assumption: if a machine sets the price, the humans cannot be guilty of price-fixing. On July 29, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals ...

22 Sept 2026Antitrust Law, Class Actions
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The Death of the AI Free Pass: Why the New Appellate Certification Rules Turn Generative AI from a Tool into a Liability Trap

The Honeymoon Phase for Generative AI in Litigation is Officially Over For the past three years, civil litigators have treated generative artificial intelligence like a hyperactive, occasionally brilliant junior associate who works for free. But the ...

21 Sept 2026Civil Procedure, Federal Appellate Practice
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The Death of the Puffery Defense: How Back-to-Back Appellate Rulings Just Blew Up the Retail Labeling Playbook

For the better part of a decade, corporate defense counsel facing consumer labeling class actions have relied on a predictable, reliable playbook to choke out litigation in its infancy: file a motion to dismiss under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 1...

19 Sept 2026Class Actions, Consumer Protection
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The Seventh Circuit’s Surgical Rule 23(f) Grant in the Elite Universities Case is a Wake-Up Call for Class Certification Experts

The End of the "Battle of the Experts" Deferral at Class Certification For years, plaintiffs’ counsel in complex antitrust class actions have relied on a comfortable, albeit flawed, procedural crutch at the class certification stage: presenting a cre...

17 Sept 2026Class Action, Antitrust

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