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Hold the Pickle—and the Meal Break: California Supreme Court Holds That Healthcare Workers May Voluntarily Waive Second Meal...

In a decision that facilitates flexible staffing practices for healthcare employers, the California Supreme Court recently held that healthcare workers can legally waive a second meal period when they work shifts longer than...more

Mergers Just Became Safer for California’s Corporate Policyholders

This morning the California Supreme Court announced the thoroughly sensible ruling that a corporation may transfer its rights under liability insurance policies without obtaining the consent of the insurance company. Fluor...more

When the Going Gets Tough, Make Sure There’s an **All-Star** Insurance Broker on Your Roster

In our practice representing policyholders in disputes with their insurers, we work closely not just with clients, but with the clients’ insurance brokers as well.  This blog celebrates the All-Stars—those brokers who are...more

Technology Companies: When a Product Complaint Arises, Will Your Insurance Cover the Claims?

- Sometimes, technology products contain flaws. - Purchasers may complain to the manufacturer about the flawed products, and some complaints become multi-million dollar liabilities. - After receiving such a...more

A Short Reflection of The Infidel(*) Policyholder Counsel’s Invasion of the Insurance Industry’s Island Confab

I recently had the extraordinary opportunity to join other seasoned insurance professionals in a panel presentation focused on claims arising under jeweler’s block insurance. We gave this presentation as part of the annual...more

Seventh Circuit Restricts the Reach of U.S. Antitrust Laws on Foreign Component Manufacturers

Background-Seventh Circuit Issues Important Decision for Foreign Manufacturers - In a precedent-setting antitrust decision, a federal appellate court handed a significant victory to Nossaman client AU Optronics in its...more

Motorola Loses Antitrust Claims Based on Foreign Purchases

In a landmark decision in the long-running TFT-LCD price-fixing litigation, an Illinois federal court last week dismissed more than $3 billion worth of damages claims by cell phone maker Motorola Mobility, Inc. ...more

2/17/2014  /  FTAIA , Motorola , Price-Fixing , Sherman Act
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