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As German Enforcement Gets Tougher, Demand for Compliance Advice Grows
A crackdown on corruption, antitrust violations, and other corporate offenses have set alarm bells ringing in German boardrooms. Which law firms are best positioned to respond?Actavis Injunction Survives Second Circuit Appeal
Arnold & Porter's Lisa Blatt didn't fare any better than White & Case in fending off New York's efforts to block a "forced switch" to a new version of Actavis' Alzheimer's drug, Namenda.Intel: Practicing Law at the Speed of Relationships
A law department that knows when to slow down in a high-speed world.Supremes Take a Pass on Dairy Class Action Appeal
The justices rebuffed claims that a California judge ignored prior Supreme Court rulings when he certified an antitrust class of more than 100 million consumers alleging billions of dollars in damages.Lessons Learned from the Goodyear FCPA Settlement
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's settlement agreement with Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. underscores the risks of inadequate due diligence in acquisitions, among other issues.View more book results for the query "White Case"
EDPA Judge Rules Product-Hopping Not Anti-competitive
Mylan Pharmaceuticals has lost its bid to deem an Australian producer of acne medication in violation of antitrust laws for alleged “product-hopping.”Philly Ruling Gives Actavis Ammunition in Namenda Case
Arnold & Porter's Lisa Blatt quickly pounced on a ruling by a Philadelphia federal judge that echoed her arguments earlier this week in a closely watched Second Circuit appeal related to Actavis' Alzheimer's drug Namenda.Court To Hear Arguments in Actavis 'Product Hopping' Appeal
Arnold & Porter's Lisa Blatt will try to create important new precedent for the pharmaceutical industry—and save Actavtis' plan to extend patent protection for its blockbuster Alzheimer's drug Namenda.State Oversight Over Agencies for Antitrust Immunity
In their Antitrust Trade and Practice column, Shepard Goldfein and James Keyte discuss the U.S. Supreme Court's decision finding North Carolina's Board of Dental Examiners capable of conspiring and lacking immunity under the state-action doctrine, writing that the decision may lead many industries, even the practice of law, to rethink their professional regulatory regimes currently in place nationwide.Yet Another Trial for POM Wonderful in the Works
With a boost from last year's U.S. Supreme Court victory, POM Wonderful LLC is maneuvering for a trial against The Coca-Cola Co. over the labeling of its competing juice.A Buyer's Guide to Law Firm Software
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