"Mandela's lessons for the U.S. Congress"
October 29, 2013
Shapiro Sher founder Ron Shapiro writes for The Baltimore Sun
"Glitches Within the CFAA's 'Exceeds Authorized Access' Language"
October 25, 2013
Matthew Esworthy co-writes an article for the ABA's Section of Litigation's Criminal Litigation newsletter about differing interpretations of a provision in the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.
Shifting Gears: Rules on Relating Back
October 02, 2013
Even the most careful pleader will sometimes learn new facts or change views of a case after filing an initial pleading. This new information or perspective may very well develop after the running of the statute of limitations. Fortunately federal and state law provides some recourse to attorneys in this potentially troubling situation.
McComas speaks to veterans about entity formation
September 19, 2013
William A. McComas is a speaker at the 2013 Veterans Entrepreneur Program.
"Cristal, Kronos To Exit Paint Pigment Cartel Suit for $85M"
September 13, 2013
Media are reporting on the $85 million settlement reached by the two remaining defendants in a multi-million dollar class-action antitrust lawsuit filed in 2010 against DuPont Co. and three other large chemical companies.
"Hacking's New Frontier"
September 12, 2013
William A. McComas writes for the Maryland Daily Record on establishing protocol around the threats posed by hackers.
Renée Lane-Kunz writes on Bring Your Own Device policies
September 10, 2013
Renée Lane-Kunz writes on Bring-Your-Own Device policies for the Chesapeake Human Resources Association's September newsletter.
"The Anti-Monetizer: An Interview with Legendary Sports Agent Ron Shapiro"
September 01, 2013
SBNation.com features an in-depth interview with Shapiro Sher's Ron Shapiro about the legendary sports figures of today.
Sandler Helps Secure $72 Million Settlement in Antitrust Case
August 22, 2013
Shapiro Sher partner Paul Mark Sandler has helped negotiate a $72 million settlement with chemical giant E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.
SmithKline Beecham v. Abbott Labs: Should Batson Apply to Gay Jurors?
August 22, 2013
All eyes are on California’s Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which is tasked with deciding whether sexual orientation can be used peremptorily to exclude potential jurors in federal court.