Litigation
Georgetown University law professor David Cole, writing in the New York Times Review of Books, finds the results of the […]
The European Union General Court has ruled that the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas should be removed from the terrorist list, […]
Though the issue is about marriage equality for same-sex couples, SCOTUSblog publisher Tom Goldstein says “[T]his is up to now […]
Major companies in the retail and hotel and restaurant industries have joined high-tech stalwarts like Google, Facebook and Adobe to […]
Major anti-corruption developments by way of the FCPA, and world-wide…
The California Supreme Court ruled this week that for some occupations—such as 24-hour security guards who sleep for eight hours […]
A district court in Michigan has rejected an IP expert’s invalidity opinion, after finding that the expert had spent only […]
The case of a Tunisian professor with two Master’s degrees who was deported after he was found with four pills […]
Though the insurer had hoped to avoid litigation, MetLife said it had no choice but to file a lawsuit to […]
What constitutes due diligence in the areas of bribery/corruption and antitrust?
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