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Who’s your Daddy? Factors Used for Applications for Genetic Testing for Paternity

by Cheryl Connors | Wilentz, Goldman & Spitzer P.A. on 4/11/2013

After caring for a child he thought was his own for 15 years (including making child support payments!), a plaintiff claimed that he was blindsided when a family friend came forward and admitted that he had taken a DNA test...more

An Unfair Fight: IRS Enforcement of Intermediate Sanctions and the Lessons Learned from Recent Tax Controversies

by Matthew Journy | Venable LLP on 3/18/2013

In this presentation: - Explain the consequences of excessive executive compensation - Discuss rebuttable presumption of reasonableness - Discuss recent IRS enforcement efforts Please see full...more

The Washington Supreme Court Holds That in First-Party Bad Faith Litigation There Is a Presumption of No Attorney-Client Privilege

by Craig Bennion, Meredith Dishaw | Cozen O'Connor on 3/15/2013

When an insured sues an insurer for bad faith, how much of the claims file maintained by the insurer is discoverable? In a 5-4 decision, the Washington Supreme Court recently weakened insurers’ ability to protect confidential...more

Plausible Allegations – Not Proof – Of Materiality All That’s Required For Class Certification in Securities Fraud Suits, Says...

by Thomas Levinson, Sarah Wolff | Reed Smith on 3/1/2013

In its ruling on February 27, in Amgen, Inc. v. Connecticut Retirement Plans & Trust Funds (No. 11-1085), the first of several highly anticipated class action decisions that impact securities class action litigation going...more

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Who’s your Daddy? Factors Used for Applications for Genetic Testing for Paternity

An Unfair Fight: IRS Enforcement of Intermediate Sanctions and the Lessons Learned from Recent Tax Controversies

The Washington Supreme Court Holds That in First-Party Bad Faith Litigation There Is a Presumption of No Attorney-Client Privilege

Plausible Allegations – Not Proof – Of Materiality All That’s Required For Class Certification in Securities Fraud Suits, Says...

Supreme Court Update: Two Securities Law Decisions This Week, and Another to Come

Materiality Can Wait, Says the Supreme Court in Amgen

First Take on Amgen Decision: Supreme Court “Basically” Endorses Status Quo

U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Need to Prove Materiality at Class-Certification Stage in Securities Class Actions

Another State Expands its Nexus Criteria

Burr Alert: New Qualified Mortgage Rules Released By The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau

U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Issues Rules on Qualified Mortgages and Ability to Repay

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Finalizes the Ability-To-Repay and Qualified Mortgage Rule

Final Rule Issued on Ability-to-Repay/Qualified Mortgages

Does New York Law Contain a Heeding Presumption? It Depends Who You Ask

Burr Alert: Is “Materially Less” The Same As “Grossly Inadequate”?

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