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Prime Hydration Files Defamation Suit Against Boxer Ryan Garcia
Greenberg Traurig filed the action Thursday on behalf of Prime Hydration in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas. The firm is also defending the company in a class action accusing it of containing toxic chemicals, which Paul recently addressed in a TikTok video.
FTC Broadens Scrutiny of Industry 'Rollups' Beyond Heath Care
"We've heard significant concerns about how rollup strategies may have been used to consolidate market power across an array of sectors, from housing to defense to cybersecurity," FTC Chair Lina Khan said.
The EPA's Latest Efforts to Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions
In the last few months, the EPA has finalized several regulations pertaining to GHG emissions, including revising the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Rule (GHGRR); issuing new source performance standards (NSPS) applicable to fossil-fuel powered power plants; and finalizing updated standards applicable to the crude oil and natural gas sector.
In the Wake of 'Amgen v. Sanofi,' the USPTO Clarifies the Patent Enablement Requirement
This article provides a brief overview of the Amgen decision and USPTO guidelines, and provides some practical guidance on how one might be able to capture a genus of antibodies in light of these recent developments.
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Wrongful Use of Civil Proceedings and Related Torts in Pennsylvania, Second Edition
Authors: George Bochetto, David P. Heim, John A. O’Connell, Robert S. Tintner
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Ga. Legal Community Mourns Loss of Judge Dorothy Toth Beasley
Retired state Court of Appeals Chief Judge Dorothy Toth Beasley, who died Sunday at age 86, was "a trailblazer in the legal profession and justice system," writes State Bar of Georgia president Tony DelCampo.
Remote Control—Best Practices for Managing Virtual Employees
Remote work, in a variety of forms, is here to stay, which, for many employers, has opened the talent pool to those beyond a commutable distance. While the benefits are clear, a well-drafted set of policies and expectations around remote work will set the stage for smooth working relations throughout your company.
Real Estate Research Firm Seeks Dismissal of 'Algorithmic Pricing' Lawsuit
CoStar Group and six luxury hotel chains have filed a motion to dismiss a proposed antitrust class action that claimed defendants colluded to hike hotel room prices through the shared use of data analytics.
How I Made Partner: 'Consider Your Co-Workers as Clients,' Says Taylor Weinstein of Pryor Cashman
"Having a positive attitude about work assignments is noted and makes partners want to work with you in the future. Ultimately, it will be your partners and peers who will be deciding on your promotion, so you want as many people on your side to advocate for you when the time comes."
People in the News—May 24, 2024—Goldberg Segalla
Goldberg Segalla added Scott T. Earle to the firm's construction litigation and counsel group in Philadelphia.Trending Stories
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