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Qui Tam Suit Hits 315 Auto Insurers, Claims They Shunt Billions In Costs to Medicare

August 26, 2021

In what’s said to be one of the largest whistleblower suits in U.S. history, 315 auto insurance companies, including many […]

New, Tighter, Restrictions On Non-Competes In Illinois Reflect A National Trend

August 25, 2021

A bare bones law prohibiting non-compete agreements for low-wage workers in Illinois has been dramatically augmented by amendments signed into […]

New FTC Head Outlines Antitrust Case Against Facebook

August 23, 2021

Federal Judge James Boasberg, who dismissed the FTC’s antitrust lawsuit against Facebook in June, gave the agency a roadmap of […]

My Boyfriend Made Me Do It

August 23, 2021

Dow Jones & Co., publisher of The Wall Street Journal, where the alleged fraud involving Theranos founder and CEO Elizabeth […]

Understand Cryptocurrency? Well, You Don’t Have To In Order To Vote For Taxing Its Brokers

August 19, 2021

A provision that addresses cryptocurrency survived bipartisan negotiations and remains in the recently passed Senate version of the infrastructure bill. […]

The Dicey Question Of Transparency After A Cyberattack

August 19, 2021

Solar Winds is said to have gone public the day after it learned from cybersecurity company FireEye about the spectacular […]

Litigation, “Citizen Voice,” Blamed For Swollen Infrastructure Budgets

August 17, 2021

The $39 billion allocated for transit in the current version of the infrastructure bill sounds like a lot of money, […]

Ex-Prosecutor In Central Park Jogger Case May Proceed With Defamation Suit v Netflix

August 16, 2021

A federal court has ruled that a former prosecutor in the “Central Park Five” case can proceed with her defamation […]

George Mason Law Prof Who Had The Virus Sues Over Vaccine Mandate

August 13, 2021

A law professor at George Mason University has sued university officials over the school’s mask and vaccine policies. Plaintiff Todd […]

Claiming Multiple “Occurrences,” Healthcare Chain Sues For $1B Over Covid Biz-Interruption

August 10, 2021

A Pennsylvania healthcare conglomerate has sued its carrier for up to a $1 billion, over denial of its business interruption […]

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