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Supreme Court allows sale of gray market goods over publishers' objections
Its true. Businesses routinely discriminate against U.S. consumers.Top priorities for lawyers starting a new general counsel job
June 5 marks my one-year anniversary as general counsel at Harsco Corp.New bill would allow private employers to offer time off in lieu of extra pay
The Working Families Flexibility Act would allow private employers to offer compensatory time off to employees who work extra hours instead of giving them overtime pay.Broadcasters denied preliminary injunction against Internet TV company
It comes as little surprise that Internet start-up Aereo Inc., which allows users to watch or record television programs online, drew the ire of broadcasters.New rules in Illinois open doors for in-house pro bono work
When in-house lawyers licensed in other states are only permitted to do work for their employers, it can make setting up a successful corporate pro bono program pretty difficult, as socially conscious GCs are surely aware.View more book results for the query "*"
Roundup: 1st, 3rd, 7th and 8th Circuits
1st CircuitMaine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Puerto Rico, Rhode IslandOff-label marketing case against Pfizer can proceedIn In re: Neurontin…Supreme Court shoots down a popular class action litigation tactic
Since its inception in 2005, the Class Action Fairness Act has allowed class action defendants to transfer cases involving more than $5 million from plaintiff-friendly state court to federal court.The impact and continuing evolution of the FCPA
In 1977, President Carter signed the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) into law to outlaw the bribery of foreign government officials by the private sector. And then ... nothing happened.Court overturns $11 million False Claims Act award in Medicare case
A recent 6th Circuit decision could help suppress certain False Claims Act (FCA) cases in the health care industry.Court expands <em>Concepcion</em>’s reach in employment case
Its been more than two years since the Supreme Court handed down its landmark pro-arbitration ruling in Concepcion v. AT&T Mobility, but the case is still reverberating throughout the court system, as the 4th Circuits recent decision in Muriithi v. Shuttle Express Inc. demonstrates.Trending Stories
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