In the second quarter of 2014, the Fifth Circuit said how to . . . 1. . . . enforce an Agreed Protective Order. Two judges, finding “written notice” ambiguous, found that Ford did not waive confidentiality designations by having … Continue reading
In the second quarter of 2014, the Fifth Circuit said how to . . . 1. . . . enforce an Agreed Protective Order. Two judges, finding “written notice” ambiguous, found that Ford did not waive confidentiality designations by having … Continue reading
In the published opinion of Davoodi v. Austin ISD, the Fifth Circuit revisited the recurring question of how substantial a federal question must be to create jurisdiction (and thus, allow removal). No. 13-50823 (June 16, 2014). Notably, the Court did not … Continue reading