Litigation
For existential problems, courts often are the deciders, while alternative dispute resolution (ADR) can resolve lesser matters more efficiently.
The SEC settled charges against Skechers U.S.A., alleging that the company failed to disclose payments to executives’ immediate family members.
Read about the Delaware Court of Chancery ruling stating that two activist stockholders who jointly held 22 percent of a company’s common stock must vote as they’d agreed.
A dual-purpose communication contains both legal and non-legal advice. It is typically written by an attorney, usually an in-house attorney. […]
Under the Biden Administration, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department Of Justice (DOJ) have aggressively expanded the concept […]
The SEC has settled allegations that two investment advising firms made false, misleading, or exaggerated claims concerning their use of […]
New details in the backstory of Masimo v. Apple involving Apple’s last-minute modifications of its Apple Watch are coming to […]
The Jones Day firm has weighed in on the implications of a Delaware Court of Chancery decision involving Tripadvisor and […]
Litigation is underway to block the proposed $24.6B acquisition of Albertsons by Kroger Company, including a lawsuit filed by nine […]
Is insider trading a felony? Yes, it is, as Angela A. Turiano, of Scarinci Hollenbeck explains in a post on […]
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