Alison Frankel reported on the implications of HLLI's appellate victory yesterday in Akorn, which allows HLLI director Ted Frank to intervene against strike suit plaintiffs.
The Register covered the objection to the Google Location History settlement filed by the Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute.
The National Law Journal covered HLLI's intervention in Carlyle v. Akorn.
Reuters covered HLLI's objection In re Wawa, Inc. Data Security in which Wawa settled the case for $12.2 million and gave $9 million in gift cards and other compensation to 22 million consumers.
Law360 covered post-remand proceedings concerning an attorneys' fee award that HLLI's John Andren successfully vacated in his appeal from In re Broiler Chicken Antitrust Litigation.
Legal Insurrection wrote about HLLI's potential lawsuit against the organizations that engaged in anti-Israel protests in DC that blocked traffic.
Reuters quoted HLLI co-founder Ted Frank in an article about the recent Tesla ruling that CEO Elon Musk must surrender stock options worth more than $50 billion.
Reuters covered HLLI challenging forum shopping tactics that could result in plaintiffs' lawyers getting $8 million in undeserved legal fees.
Hamodia, a popular Orthodox Jewish newspaper, interviewed our co-founder, Ted Frank, about the possibility of bringing civil lawsuits against organizations who engaged in traffic-blocking protests.
The New York Post highlighted the Hamilton Lincoln Law Institute's unique legal strategy for possibly suing organizations who engaged in traffic-blocking protests.
