Compliance
Key developments in shareholder and securities litigation in 2014, and how they will affect boards, general counsel and compliance officers going forward.
A specialist in suing tech companies for privacy violations, his targets have included Amazon, Google, Apple, and many others less well known, and he may have won as much $1 billion.
States are enacting laws, sometimes called “parking lot laws,” that prohibit employers from banning firearms on their property. These laws […]
A Republican senator has introduced a bill that would target small independent unions, often called “micro-unions,” that represent a subset […]
One sector, life sciences, stands out as a target of securities fraud class actions in 2014, according to a study […]
Deferred prosecutions for corporate crimes are rampant and ineffectual, according to the author of a new book featured on National […]
In California, a masseuse said she had suffered unwelcome conduct from customers, but a jury found the conduct wasn’t enough […]
A more “closely calibrated” approach to general wellness and other kinds of low-risk products and devices.
Activists continue to pressure public companies to disclose information about their political activities, and despite the fact it has received […]
It’s a mistake to think that only private conspiratorial communications can be the basis for an antitrust charge. Baker Botts […]
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