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Supreme Court Update: Three Decisions from the Last Term that Impact Business Litigation with Steve Wells, Nick Bullard, and Brock Huebner

Kent Schmidt

What decisions from the Supreme Court's last term will impact business litigation in the near future?



The end of June marked the conclusion of the U.S. Supreme Court’s most recent term. In addition to cases that grab headlines dealing with social, political, or public policy issues, the Court also decides issues that impact business litigation. Its decision will now play out in courts around the country as judges apply the new cases. In this episode, we hear from three Dorsey appellate lawyers, Steve Wells, Nick Bullard, and Brock Huebner, who have been tracking the Court’s decisions. We focus on three decisions from this term that in-house counsel should consider in managing and assessing litigation risks.


If you have any comments or feedback on this episode, drop me a line at schmidt.kent@dorsey.com.


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