Litigation

Amazon Antitrust Lawsuit Over Pricing Practices Will Proceed

September 23, 2024

Discover why an appeals court has ruled that an antitrust lawsuit over pricing practices at Amazon can proceed and what it means for both large and small companies.

SEC Charges Inspire Investing for Misleading Statements and Compliance Failures

September 20, 2024

Learn why the SEC charged Inspire Investing for misleading investors and compliance failures in their “biblically responsible investing” strategy, leading to a $300,000 penalty.

DOJ Takes Over Whistleblower Cybersecurity Suit Against Georgia Tech

September 18, 2024

Learn more about the DOJ’s Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative, launched in 2021, and its role in a recent whistleblower cybersecurity case involving Georgia Tech.

Analyzing the Supreme Court Ruling on the Time Bar and Copyright Infringement Claims

September 16, 2024

Learn what you and your organization should know about copyright infringement claims and the recent Supreme Court ruling on time bars.

Federal Court Grants $119 Million Judgment in CFTC Case Involving Cryptocurrency Fraud

September 13, 2024

Learn about the $119M judgment in a Commodity Futures Trading Commission case involving cryptocurrency fraud, carbon credits, and unregistered commodity pools.

How Companies Should Mitigate the Risks of Digital Accessibility Litigation

September 12, 2024

Learn what steps your company should take to mitigate the risks of digital accessibility litigation.

Lawsuit Alleges Abandoned Oil Wells Leak Toxic Gases and Wastewater

September 11, 2024

Explore Chevron’s claim that it is plugging abandoned oil wells that leak rusty, contaminated wastewater and toxic gases without a court order.

Amazon Case Previews Regulatory Enforcement After Loper Bright

September 11, 2024

Read how regulatory enforcement after Loper Bright is evolving after the DC Circuit’s Amazon ruling rejects agency deference, setting a precedent.

New Financial Incentives For Whistleblowers

September 11, 2024

Discover why new financial incentives for whistleblowers may call for enhanced internal investigation procedures to handle a flood of allegations.

Can Salary Be a Surrogate for FLSA Overtime Exemptions?

September 11, 2024

 Understand why salary as a stand-in for Fair Labor Standards AUnderstand why salary as a stand-in for FLSA overtime exemptions (executive, administrative, or professional) could split the US Supreme Court.

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