... alignment and petitioner identity. These findings have important implications for our understanding of the Court’s policymaking efforts and its exercise of agenda-setting power and underscore the important role that litigants play in legal development. supreme court litigation agenda-setting certiorari...

... case of Walker Process Equipment, Inc. v Food Machinery & Chemical Corp., 382 US 172 (1965). Second, a patentee who brings a sham patent-infringement action can also face antitrust liability. Courts define ‘sham’ litigation as an action where the plaintiff has no objective ground...

... traumatic brain injury (TBI) litigants suspected of malingering from those not suspected of malingering on the Memory Assessment Scales (MAS). Results suggest that TBI litigants suspected of poor effort will perform globally at a lower level than TBI litigants not suspected of poor effort on nearly all MAS...