Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a plaintiff bringing a case under ERISA must only assert the existence of a prohibited transaction that caused an injury to the plaintiff to move past a ...

Bill Murray talks about his new film, "The Friend," and breaks down which Chicago restaurant makes one of his favorite pizzas of all time. Pope Francis died of a cerebral stroke and irreversible heart ...

Defense attorney Jennifer Mouzis argued that the prosecution's approach in the Habeas hearing for Ajay Dev was "transactional ...

ERISA breach of fiduciary duty class actions have surged in recent years, prompting courts to grapple with complex questions about how these ...

In a unanimous decision, the nation’s highest court has made a clear delineation as to who bears the burden of proof in ERISA litigation — and it’s not likely to slow the current pace.

And with respect to the burden of proof, “it does not appear that [the district court] improperly applied a heightened ‘clear and convincing’ standard.” As such, the Second Circuit ruled ...

Second, placing the burden of proof on the minister without requiring ... "This is a point of importance," the court found. "While TOC's argument may be superficially attractive, it overlooks ...

The dispute between HYBE and the founder of its Ador label, Min Hee-Jin, was in court last week. Min has since issued a statement criticising HYBE over its conduct in the dispute, insisting it has the ...