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Senate Confirms 3 to NY Federal District Court Judgeships
The bipartisan slate, which easily cleared final confirmation votes Thursday afternoon, included U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil and Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton partner Lewis Liman for the Southern District of New York, as well as Gary Richard Brown, a Brooklyn federal magistrate judge, to serve in the Eastern District.U.S. Firms Are Losing Interest in Hong Kong IPO Work
The latest flurry of moves indicates that the days of U.S. firms invading Hong Kong appear to be over.Robbins Geller and Simpson Thacher Hammer Out $1.2B Valeant Settlement
Plaintiffs alleged the company now known as Bausch Health had "formed a secret network of so-called specialty pharmacies to artificially inflate the sale of Valeant drugs using a variety of fraudulent practices."Daily Dicta: Robbins Geller; Simpson Thacher Hammer Out $1.2B Valeant Settlement
"Resolving this action enables Bausch Health to close the door on one of the more meaningful and unpredictable liabilities associated with the legacy Valeant era," said the company's CEO.Criminal Decision Demonstrates Growing Effect of Opioid Crisis
In their New York Court of Appeals Roundup, Lynn K. Neuner and William T. Russell Jr. discuss the recent decision in 'People v. Li', in which the court upheld the manslaughter convictions of a physician who prescribed opioids to two individuals who subsequently died from overdoses. This case evidences the growing effect that the opioid crisis is having on our society, including with respect to criminal jurisprudence.2nd Circuit Revives 4th Amendment Claims Over Body Cavity Search
A divided panel of the Manhattan-based appeals court held for the first time that visual cavity searches conducted in the course of felony arrests must be justified by "reasonable suspicion."2nd Circuit Revives Body Cavity Search 4th Amendment Claims
A divided panel of the Manhattan-based appeals court held for the first time that visual cavity searches conducted in the course of felony arrests must be justified by "reasonable suspicion."Headhunter Lawsuits Put Spotlight on Secretive Industry Focused on Partner Moves
With new headhunters entering the industry and big money that can be made as partner pay packages increase, the competition for candidates and credit has gotten fierce.Headhunter Litigation Puts Spotlight on Secretive Industry Focused on Partner Moves
With new headhunters entering the industry and big money to be made as partner pay packages increase, the competition for candidates and credit has gotten fierce.Control of the Attorney-Client Privilege for Pre-Merger Communications
When a company is acquired, who "owns" the company's pre-acquisition, attorney-client privileged communications—the buyer or the seller? In their Corporate Litigation column, Joseph M. McLaughlin and Shannon K. McGovern discuss the Delaware and New York approaches to this question, and discuss a recent Second Department decision that addressed a variation on those divergent approaches.Trending Stories
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