Compliance

Five Tips For Minimizing The Risk Of Class Actions

Compliance is the standard and irrefutable advice for avoiding class action litigation, but ShepphardMullin attorneys have put a different slant […]

Tenth Circuit: “False” Disclosure Opinions Not Actionable

The Tenth Circuit has joined a number of other circuits in affirming that a false statement in an offering document […]

Threat Of Antitrust Enforcement Is Said to Squelch Two Major Deals

Two mega-mergers never got off the blocks because the would-be deal makers thought it likely they would be challenged by […]

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Signals Crackdown On Debt Collection Law Firms

Law firms that file a high volume of debt collection lawsuits are on notice after the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection […]

New Delaware Law Requiring Destruction Of Consumer Information

A new Delaware law will require businesses to dispose of consumer personal information “no longer to be retained by the […]

Executive Order For Government Contractor Employers – And A Backlash

President Obama has signed a “Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order” which includes, among other provisions, a requirement that […]

Inventor’s Failed Antitrust Suit Against A Trade Group

An inventor-patent attorney claimed that major saw manufacturers, including Emerson, Ryobi, and Black & Decker, by way of their trade […]

British Serious Fraud Office Pays Millions To Settle Mishandled Case

The British Serious Fraud Office agreed to pay about $5.1 million to a property developer after admitting that it mishandled […]

Fourth Circuit Enforcing Civil War-Era Law Could Cost Companies Millions

In July the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that contractors who mislead the government can be liable under the […]

Avoiding Legal Problems In Product Packaging

The holidays are right around the corner as far as much of the consumer manufacturing industry is concerned. Competition will […]

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