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Late 2008 environmental regulatory changes
- Seyfarth Shaw LLP
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- January 15 2009
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) was active in late 2008, publishing several proposed, direct final, final rules, and notices regarding environmental issues of concern to our clients
Justice Department continues crackdown on medical facilities that fail to offer auxiliary aids and services for patients who are deaf
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- April 12 2013
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced in early April 2013 that it has reached five settlements in the past four months with health care
President Obama taps three for beleaguered board
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- USA
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- April 10 2013
Recent developments surrounding the National Labor Relations Board have cast a pall over this federal agency. On Tuesday, President Obama announced
Choose your restricted territory carefully
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- USA
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- August 27 2009
A recent trial court decision from Superior Court Judge Tommy Hankinson of the Griffin Judicial Circuit illustrates one of the many difficulties of enforcing a non-compete provision in Georgia
It’s official court upholds E-Verify mandate for federal contractors
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- August 28 2009
On August 25, 2009, the United States District Court for the District of Maryland issued an opinion in a case that had federal government contractors throughout the United States on edge
"Style drift" within retirement plan investment options
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- USA
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- September 3 2009
401(k) and other plans offer participants a menu of investment alternatives
New Jersey federal court rules that allegation of "time-bomb" in software is sufficient to survive motion to dismiss Computer Fraud and Abuse Act claim
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- January 15 2009
The federal district court in New Jersey has declined to dismiss a claim under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (“CFAA”), 18 U.S.C. 1030, concluding that plaintiff’s allegation that defendant’s software product contained a “time-bomb” causing it to stop working after a period of time sufficiently alleged the statute’s required element of intent to cause harm
Federal Circuit makes it much more difficult to cancel trademark registrations for fraud
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- USA
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- September 3 2009
On August 31, 2009, the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, ruling in In re Bose Corp., issued a much anticipated decision on an issue of great concern to many trademark owners: Under what circumstances is the owner of a federal trademark registration at risk of having its registration cancelled, in its entirety, for fraud because the owner filed a declaration of use stating that the mark was in use on all of the goods covered by the registration when that was not the case?
Do I need insurance for my title insurance?
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- USA
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- January 23 2009
In the insurance industry, title insurance is known as a “long-tailed” liability risk, which means that it is common for claims to be made many years after policies are issued
Update on developments in IBM v. Papermaster "inevitable disclosure" case
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- USA
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- January 21 2009
As readers of our previous posts may recall, in November 2008, Judge Kenneth Karas of the Southern District of New York granted IBM’s motion to preliminarily enjoin one of its former high-level employees, Mark D. Papermaster, from working for Apple
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