The lawsuit that alleges the aircraft manufacturing giant stole trade secrets from an insurance company that had proposed creating a private alternative to the Export-Import Bank, the U.S. government’s official credit agency.
Gardner Haas Wins Major Fraud Sanctions in Delaware Chancery Court
Litigation writer Natalie Posgate has the story of a defendant who couldn’t stop fibbing, even under oath.
Father-Son Duo Takes on Their Next Big Civil Rights Case
Steve Sumner has set records for historical civil rights verdicts and worked on cases that are the inspiration to many books and movies.
Kirkland Wins Discovery Sanctions Against City of Houston in Pro Bono Case – Updated
A federal judge slapped major sanctions on the City of Houston for violating discovery rules and destroying evidence in a class action lawsuit alleging the city violated thousands of Houstonians’ rights.
Updated: McKool Smith, Gray Reed Win $10M Patent Verdict for Plano Wireless Tech Company
An East Texas jury ruled the Chinese telecom giant that manufacturers Android smartphones willfully infringed on five patents related to wireless communications technology.
Updated: Caldwell Cassady & Curry Secures $8.2M Patent Win Against J&J Subsidiary
Lawyers at Dallas firm Caldwell Cassady Curry scored an $8.2 million patent verdict in Wisconsin against DePuy Synthes.
Chron: NRG & 7 Point Learn Breaking Up is Hard to Do
The one-time business partners are in the middle of a nasty breakup, fighting in court over non-compete agreements and whether 7 Point used confidential NRG information to sell electricity for rival companies.
Cocktail Napkin Employment Dispute Settles Right Before Trial – Updated
The digital age has opened the door for all kinds of things to constitute as evidence, but an old-fashioned business deal signed on a cocktail napkin scored a win for Dallas attorney Brian Hail over the weekend.
A Toyota ‘Fanboy,’ Data-Driven Testimony, and ‘Fancy Hair Flips’: Why the Jurors Say They Awarded the Reavis Family $242M
What is on a juror’s mind is often cryptic during trial, so it’s a natural reaction for the lawyers involved to make a mad dash to members of the jury once the verdict is out and they are excused from duty.
Analysis: Eight Reasons Why a Small Plaintiffs’ Firm Beat Six National Law Firms and Won a $242M Verdict Against Toyota
As in most complex trials, there were key moves by the lawyers and key rulings by Judge Tillery that paved the way for Friday’s huge damage award. The Texas Lawbook had a chat with Frank and Debbie Branson over the weekend. Here are eight key trial elements they agree proved crucial to Friday’s dramatic jury verdict.
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