Social networking communications have again been the subject of a nonsolicitation suit. The former employee claimed LinkedIn connection requests were impermissibly solicitation attempts.

There may be a time or place for the arbitration. But before agreeing to arbitration to resolve a dispute (or a potential dispute), the client should understand the benefits, and the limitations.

The IndyBar has some updates that you may want to share with your section members or colleagues. Please note: some of these opportunities have fast-approaching deadlines.

It's a decade-old catchphrase for a popular series of commercials. But WWWAASSUUP also provides a useful and catchy mnemonic to aid attorneys in remembering how to prepare for and take an effective deposition.

On May 22, the U.S. Supreme Court held that the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, which handles all patent appeals, has been using the wrong standard to decide where a patent lawsuit can be brought.

Stay informed with the recent meeting minutes from the Litigation Section Executive Committee.

The Indiana Supreme Court recently handed down a potentially significant opinion finding as a matter of law that a general contractor owed a duty of care to the employees of a subcontractor to provide a “reasonably safe” work environment.

Economic and cultural changes over the past decade have created a “profound shift” in the way that some Millennial jurors view trial evidence compared with their older peers.

The Litigation Legends program scheduled for May 4 will unfortunately be postponed, due to an unexpected speaker conflict.

Stay informed with the recent meeting minutes from the Litigation Section Executive Committee.