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Opioid Litigation: A Class of Its Own
Read moreDeaths caused by opioids—both legal and illegal—have been rising since the 1990s, wreaking havoc on communities across the United...
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Cartel Leniency Following the Wind of Change
Read moreOn July 11 of this year, the Assistant Attorney General of the Department of Justice Antitrust Division, Makan Delrahim,...
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California Climate Lawsuit Highlights Risks of an Overzealous Litigation Strategy
Read moreStating exaggerated claims at the beginning of a lawsuit can be a standard practice in litigation; however, a recent...
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One Constant in a Series of Changes: State Courts Retain Jurisdiction over Securities Act Claims after Cyan v. Beaver County
Read moreThe Wall Street Crash of 1929 brought about significant financial market reform. One of those reforms still in effect...
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Lawsuits Against Pfizer Dismissed
Read morePfizer Inc. is one of the world’s largest pharmaceutical companies and is one of the thirty companies used...
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Ruling in Starbucks v. Simon Properties Dispute could Flavor Terms of Future Lease Agreements
Read moreAs shopping malls struggle with declining sales and increasing vacancy rates, one of the nation’s largest mall operators, Simon...
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Corruption Scandal in College Basketball
Read moreIn the sportswear industry, Nike is the main player, but well-known competitors Adidas, Under Armour, and others are constantly...
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Matal v. Tam: The Future of Disparaging and Scandalous Trademarks
Read moreTrademarks are ubiquitous in the everyday lives of countless consumers. Indeed, some consumers have little difficulty drawing big brand...
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Life Sciences Firms at Risk of Strike Suits?
Read moreIn recent years, the life science industry has been a primary target for securities fraud class action lawsuits as...
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Sound Recording Feedback: Efficiency Noise
Read moreIn my prior post, I argued that the limited nature of the sound recording copyright has had adverse effects...