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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.
FDIC, Deutsche Bank $150M Settlement Stemmed From About a Decade of Litigation
The FDIC alleged that banks made untrue, misleading statements about the quality of the mortgage loans in order to sell billions worth of residential mortgage-backed securities to Guaranty Bank, which failed in 2009.
Ericsson Is Counting on Laurie Waddy to Fix Compliance Woes
The Swedish telecom giant appears to have placed the company's fate in the hands of its recently hired chief compliance officer along with chief legal officer Xavier Dedullen.
Daily Dicta: Representing Corporations Does Not Make You Evil, Elizabeth Warren Edition
How could Warren in good conscience oppose asbestos poisoning victims who were fighting to bring new claims against insurance giant Travelers? The nuanced answer: Easily.
Trump Battles Are Teed Up, Paul Weiss' Diversity, Ericsson's $1B FCPA Blunder: The Morning Minute
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