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False Claims Act’s Public Disclosure Bar: Does It Apply To “New Media”?
Topic: Government Contracting
By R. Ben Sperry, a 2010 summer fellow with Washington Legal Foundation and a student at George Mason University Law School, where he is a candidate member of the George Mason Law Review.
Legal Backgrounder, August 20, 2010
Fourth Circuit Upholds Ban on Alcohol Advertising
Topic: Commercial Speech
By Katherine A. Fallow, a partner in the law firm Jenner & Block LLP in its Washington office, and Garrett A. Levin and Carrie F. Apfel, associates with the firm.
Legal Opinion Letter, August 20, 2010
Report Sheds Light On Parallel World Of Asbestos Bankruptcy Trusts
Topic: Civil Justice Reform
By Mark A. Behrens and Cary Silverman, attorneys in the Washington, DC-based Public Policy Group of Shook, Hardy, & Bacon L.L.P.
Legal Opinion Letter, August 20, 2010
Conversations With: Threats to Philanthropic Freedom
Topic: Countering Special Interest Activists
Features The Honorable Dick Thornburgh, Of Counsel to the law firm K&L Gates LLP, leading a discussion with Dr. Larry P. Arnn, President of Hillsdale College; Heather R. Higgins, President and Director of the Randolph Foundation; and Adam Meyerson, President of the Philanthropy Roundtable.
Conversations With, Summer 2010
Determining “Obviousness”: A New, Less Certain Methodology Prescribed By KSR Decision
Topic: Intellectual Property
By Robert D. Yeager, Of Counsel to the law firm K & L Gates LLP in its Pittsburgh office.
Contemporary Legal Notes, August 6, 2010
Due Process Limits on Statutory Civil Damages? Unprecedented Ruling In Copyright Case A Double-Edged Sword For Businesses
Topic: Intellectual Property
By Ben Sheffner, Senior Counsel to the NBC Universal Television Group and the author of the Copyrights and Campaigns blog.
Legal Backgrounder, August 6, 2010
False “Patent Marking” Suits: How Judges And IP Rights Holders Can Respond To New Litigation Trend
Topic: Intellectual Property
By James Blackburn and Monty Agarwal, partners with the law firm Arnold & Porter LLP in its San Francisco office, and Matthew Bathon, an associate in the firm’s Washington office.
Legal Opinion Letter, August 6, 2010
Precautionary Ocean Policy Order Will Impact Land-Based Activity
Topic: Environmental Regulation
By George J. Mannina, Jr., a partner in the Washington, D.C. office of the law firm Nossaman LLP.
Legal Opinion Letter,
Federalizing Fiduciary Duties Through Shareholder Lawsuits: Three Reasons For Court Scrutiny
Topic: Securities Regulation
By William G. Lawlor and Michael L. Kichline, partners with the law firm Dechert LLP, and Michael J. Newman, an associate with Dechert LLP.
Working Paper, July 23, 2010
Stock-Option Backdating Cases Reflect Costs Of Overcriminalization
Topic: Corporate Criminal Liability
By Sarah Hody, a summer associate at the law firm Fiore & Levine, PLLC in Arlington, Virginia, and Martin Kwedar, a public interest lawyer in Arlington, Virginia.
Legal Backgrounder, July 23, 2010 |
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