Apple Prevails in Antitrust Case
Apple was found not guilty in December 2014 after an almost ten-year-old antitrust case alleging the company harmed consumers and damaged digital music industry companies when it barred competing [...]
Fox Sports Victorious in IP Case
A jury found in favor of Fox Sports in a case centering on patent infringement. An Austin, Texas, jury found in May 2014 that Fox Sports, a TLG client, did not infringe on four patents for online [...]
Anheuser-Busch Wins in Gender Discrimination Case
In May 2014, The Litigation Group partnered with the legal team at Anheuser-Busch to defend the company against a discrimination lawsuit filed by a former top-ranking female executive. The [...]
Masimo Awarded $466 Million in Patent Infringement Case
In October 2014, an eight-person jury in Delaware unanimously awarded Masimo more than $466 million in damages against Philips Electronics North America Corp. for infringing two Masimo patents. [...]
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Primacy and Recency Effects in Trial
What do jurors remember most vividly? The concepts of primacy and recency have long affected jury decisions in a trial. While there are widely accepted benefits to primacy, recency presents [...]
