In this issue: - Finders May Pose Risk in Private Capital Raising - NIST Holds First Workshop on Executive Order Cybersecurity Framework - NIST Issues Request for Information, Begins Developing...more
4/15/2013 - Amgen Amgen Inc. v Connecticut Retirement Plans CEQA CFPB Clapper v. Amnesty International Class Action Class Certification Cybersecurity Data Protection Executive Orders Exports Federal Budget Finders Licenses National Environmental Policy Act National Historic Preservation Act NEPA NIST Non-Compete Agreements SCOTUS SEC Sequestration Spending Cuts Student Loans Swaps TCPA Telemarketing
In this issue: - Executive Order Opens Consultative Processes to Draft Cybersecurity Framework for Critical Infrastructure - Maryland Cybersecurity-Related Legislative Developments - NIST Seeking...more
3/12/2013 - Amgen Inc. v Connecticut Retirement Plans CFPB Critical Infrastructure Sectors Cybersecurity FCPA FISMA NIST Non-Compete Agreements SCOTUS Student Loans
The Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) recent settlement in In the Matter of Oltrin prohibiting use of a geographic non-compete by two companies in the bulk bleach industry is a reminder that the antitrust agencies look closely...more
3/4/2013 - Competition DOJ Federal Trade Commission Act FTC Non-Compete Agreements Sherman Act
In this issue: - What You Need to Know About the Proposed Maryland Investment Tax Credit for Cybersecurity - Trade Secret Legislation May Increase Infringement Claims and Lead to a Private Right of Action -...more
2/20/2013 - Antitrust Conspiracies CIPA Class Action Class Certification Cybersecurity Department of Transportation ECPA FDA Food Safety Infringement Investment Tax Credits IRS NEPA Pay or Play Trade Secrets Voluntary Correction Program
Trade and professional associations (“associations”) frequently sponsor joint purchasing arrangements on behalf of their members. These programs offer numerous potential benefits, including centralized ordering, volume...more
2/11/2013 - DOJ Joint Purchasing Programs Price-Fixing Sherman Act Trade Associations
In a narcotics case surprisingly relevant to the antitrust world, the United States Supreme Court recently addressed withdrawal from a criminal conspiracy. In Smith v. United States, a unanimous Court held that the burden...more
1/17/2013 - Burden of Proof Conspiracies Drug Trafficking Racketeering Statute of Limitations Withdrawal
In this issue: - Old Rules Still Apply to New Technologies - NAD Says It Won’t Demur Just Because a Regulator OKs Language - Toys“R”Us Settlement Exposes Dark Side of Refund Policies - Hollister Gift Card...more
1/15/2013 - Advertising Class Action FTC Gift-Cards Labeling Marketing NAD Refunds Retail Market Toys R Us
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