Managing E-Discovery for Success - Cohen Milstein
This essential session will provide practical guidance for navigating the increasingly complex world of electronic discovery in document-heavy litigation.| Cohen Milstein
Cohen Milstein’s nationally recognized antitrust practice group recently secured a $375 million antitrust settlement benefiting more than a thousand mixed martial arts fighters who had accused promoter Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) of unlawfully achieving market dominance that locked them into unfair, low-paying contracts. U.S. District Judge Richard F. Boulware granted final approval to the deal […] Source| Cohen Milstein
Dana Busgang, an associate in Cohen Milstein’s Civil Rights & Employment practice has been invited by The National Employment Lawyers Association to speak law students and other future plaintiff-side worker rights lawyers on September 9, 2025 at 2:00 p.m. ET via Zoom. Source| Cohen Milstein
Max Miller never applied to college using early decision, unlike some of his wealthier classmates who were more certain about their first-choice school and able to pay full tuition. Instead, the 21-year-old Californian applied the traditional way, hoping to compare financial aid offers from multiple schools. Cohen Milstein's Ben Brown weighs in on a recent antitrust lawsuit the firm filed against 32 universities on behalf of Miller and other college students. Source| Cohen Milstein
A federal appeals court’s decision shutting down allegations that Las Vegas hotel-casinos colluded on room prices reduces legal risk for companies using algorithmic software for pricing decisions. Source| Cohen Milstein
A New York federal judge on Wednesday ruled that Visa cannot enforce a $5.54 billion settlement in long-running multidistrict antitrust litigation against a class of Visa debit cardholders in a separate, similar suit, finding that the deal does not cover their claims, and therefore the claims can't be released. Source| Cohen Milstein
A multi-court string of settlements has produced a $33.75 million proposed payout for stockholders who alleged in direct and derivative state and federal actions that they were misled in deals that took electric vehicle maker Nikola Corp. public. Source| Cohen Milstein
Undercover rental applicants found blatant and widespread discrimination against housing voucher holders by landlords of luxury apartment buildings in Navy Yard, Shaw, and NoMa, according to a new lawsuit filed by the Equal Rights Center, a nonprofit civil rights organization. Source| Cohen Milstein
The Equal Rights Center filed a lawsuit in D.C. Superior Court against JAG Management Company and Jefferson Apartment Group, the companies behind several luxury residential properties across the District. The lawsuit alleges the defendants engage in widespread discriminatory housing practices that unlawfully exclude applicants with housing vouchers and implemented tenant screening criteria that violate D.C. housing, consumer protection, and civil rights laws. Source| Cohen Milstein
Mark Zuckerberg has better things to do than sit for a deposition. Or so lawyers for Meta Platforms suggest in a pending petition to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, objecting to the billionaire CEO being forced to give testimony in a proposed privacy class action. Source| Cohen Milstein
This essential session will provide practical guidance for navigating the increasingly complex world of electronic discovery in document-heavy litigation.| Cohen Milstein
In recognition of the critical role played by whistleblowers, a number of programs have been established to provide them with substantial financial awards if their information leads the government to…| Cohen Milstein
Proton AG, a Swiss privacy-first technology company, joined an antitrust class action lawsuit against Apple Inc. brought on behalf of a proposed class of app| Cohen Milstein
I sat down with Andrew Roth, who became the Executive Director and CEO of the Colorado Public Employees’ Retirement Association in May 2024.| Cohen Milstein
