Business Crimes Bulletin
By Jodi Misher Peikin and John Rizio-Hamilton | February 10, 2006
E-mail evidence is one of the newest and sharpest arrows in the government's quiver. In recent years the government has won several convictions based on little more than damning e-mail evidence. No
By Tresa Baldas | June 1, 2007
The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act is raising new legal fears for health care providers in light of tougher government enforcement and recent court rulings that could trigg
By Lynne C. Hermle | June 10, 2008
Plaintiffs counsel have become increasing adept at crafting new theories of employer liability in wage-and-hour class actions. One current trend is to attack companies for alleged
By Xenia P. Kobylarz | October 18, 2006
Memo to patent troll attorneys: Do your homework.A federal judge in the Western District of Washington has sanctioned an attorney and his law firm for sending dozens of "fill-in-the-blan
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By Joshua Freed | October 9, 2006
The vast majority of government agencies and businesses that ran afoul of federal disability laws were brought around by mediation rather than enforcement, according to a report issued Thursday by
By Zusha Elinson | October 22, 2007
Helane Morrison is cashing in her eight years of experience leading the Securities and Exchange Commission's San Francisco office to join investment advisory firm Hall Capital Partners as general c
By Ronald G. White and Charles L. Shaw | November 21, 2008
Mark Twain once reportedly observed that "everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it."[FOOTNOTE 1] The same could be said of corporate crimin
By Peter Geier | November 21, 2006
A group of long-term Marlboro smokers has filed an action in federal court in New York to force Marlboro maker Philip Morris USA Inc. to give them regular low-dose CT scans to catch possible early
By Douglas I. Koff and Jason Jurgens | February 26, 2009
On Jan. 21, 2009, in ECA and Local 134 IBEW Joint Pension Trust of Chicago v. JPMorgan Chase Co./em
By Tony Mauro | June 27, 2006
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to answer a crucial question that arises in virtually every patent application: When is an invention so obvious that it does not deserve a patent? The ques
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