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New Sutherland Asbill Study Shows FINRA Enforcement Actions are Up But Fines Are Down
Publication Date: 2011-03-02
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The regulator that oversees brokers and dealers reversed a trend of bringing fewer cases, but failed to turn around a five-year decline in fine totals.

December 06, 2005 |

China Tries New Tactics in Patent Fight

As China strives to shed its counterfeiter image and enhance its global economic standing, litigation against the country is growing. Because losing a suit could block entry to the U.S. market, Chinese companies are hiring prominent American law firms to represent them in U.S. courts. "What we're seeing now is that the Chinese are becoming much more educated about the IP system and what they can and cannot do," says Cecilia Gonzalez, Howrey's intellectual property practice co-chair.
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December 23, 1999 |

Just-in-Time Systems Said Y2K Ready

"Just-in-time" business techniques may contribute to the Y2K problem.
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August 03, 2010 |

The Evolving Mystery of Illegal Insider Trading

In their White-Collar Crime column, , write that as no statute defines illegal insider trading, individuals seeking to conform their conduct to the law cannot understand what is required of them by reading a statute, but instead must interpret a vast body of sometimes inconsistent case law.
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Second Circuit Issues Statute of Repose Ruling
Publication Date: 2013-06-27
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In a securities class action against IndyMac and underwriters, the panel held that the tolling rule established by the U.S. Supreme Court in American Pipe does not apply to the statute of repose.

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December 06, 2005 |

China Tries New Tactics in Patent Fight

As China strives to shed its counterfeiter image and enhance its global economic standing, litigation against the country is growing. Because losing a suit could block entry to the U.S. market, Chinese companies are hiring prominent American law firms to represent them in U.S. courts. "What we're seeing now is that the Chinese are becoming much more educated about the IP system and what they can and cannot do," says Cecilia Gonzalez, Howrey's intellectual property practice co-chair.
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October 01, 2012 |

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December 05, 2005 |

China Taps U.S. Firms for Patent Fights

Chinese companies are seeking a stronger foothold in the global market, which has led to more litigation against them. Now they're turning to U.S. lawyers to help them through the process.
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