Litigation

Routine SEC Examination Can Lead To FCPA Charge

June 25, 2013

A routine SEC examination of a broker-dealer led to FCPA indictments of the managing partner and two employees.

If You Can Blow The Whistle, Why Report Internally?

June 24, 2013

A law firm alert finds an “unsettling trend.”

D&O Policy May Cover An SEC Disgorgement Settlement

June 24, 2013

A New York appeals court, reversing a lower court decision, said D&O insurance coverage of an SEC-ordered disgorgement of $160 […]

“Standing” A Key Issue In Spate Of Food Labeling Class Actions

June 24, 2013

The food industry is being hit in state courts with a wave of class actions alleging false advertising. A recent […]

Class Action Denied, Arbitration Contracts Upheld Again

June 21, 2013

The Supreme Court has ruled that plaintiffs cannot mount an antitrust class action against American Express and must instead pursue […]

Truthy Label Saves General Mills In “All Natural” Lawsuit

June 20, 2013

Nature Valley granola contained an ingredient that’s been demonized by critics of the food industry, but that wasn’t enough to […]

Consumer Agency Spawned By Dodd-Frank Flexes Its Muscles

June 20, 2013

A half million dollar settlement between the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and a Florida “debt settlement” company could be a […]

Two Climate Change Lawsuits Rebuffed

June 14, 2013

On May 20th, the Supreme Court denied certiorari in  Native Village of Kivalina v. ExxonMobil Corp. In a second case, […]

Look Past The Boilerplate In Environmental Consultant Contracts

June 12, 2013

A Massachusetts appeals court invalidated a one-year statute of limitations in an environmental consultant contract.

When A Business Partner Is Accused Of Corruption

June 11, 2013

It doesn’t necessarily mean the business relationship needs to end. Investigate to make sure your company is not at risk.

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