Litigation

SEC Enforcers Getting Primed For Data-Mining

Three new SEC initiatives were announced this month, laying the groundwork for increased use of data-mining in detecting fraud. The […]

$2.75 Million Whistleblower Award In Amgen Case

The biopharmaceutical company Amgen settled in a case where a marketing scheme allegedly went awry.

The Witness Recants

A recurring issue in securities litigation gets a close look from Judge Rakoff.

Supreme Court Generic Drug Decision Could Benefit Ag Chemical Defense

The Supreme Court’s recent decision in Mutual Pharmaceutical Co. Inc. v. Bartlett could bolster the defense in…

Trends In State AG Litigation

State attorneys general have become increasingly aggressive in bringing multifaceted, multi-state lawsuits…

Extreme Disproportion: E-Discovery in Employment Litigation

In most employment litigation, the employee possesses very little information potentially relevant to the case, while the employer’s potentially huge […]

Tyson Settlement Bodes Intense EPA Scrutiny Of Risk Management Programs

As part of a settlement, Tyson Foods will pay a $3.95 million penalty for alleged violations of the Risk Management […]

Chinese Companies May Provide More Documents To U.S. Regulators

It has been difficult to obtain information from Chinese companies listed on U.S. exchanges during the course of litigation or […]

OSHA’s New Priorities

OSHA has released its Semiannual Agenda of Regulations, the list of regulations the Department of Labor expects to consider in […]

“Rachel” From Card Services Busted, Will Forfeit Cars, Boats

The principals behind “Rachel from Card services,” Florida residents Christopher L. Miano and Dana M. Miano, have reached a settlement with the federal trade commission.

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