- Morrison v. Australia Nat’l Bank “f-cubed” ruling applied to dismiss “f-squared” (claims by Americans who bought their shares of foreign companies on foreign exchanges) claims (D&O Diary)
- Hey, I got there first!: Race to the courthouse issue infects false patent “marking” litigation (Patently-O)
- Empower corporate insiders not with whistleblower cash, but by allowing insider trading (Ribstein at Forbes.com)
- Fewer current mergers means bored federal antitrust officials attack already consummated mergers (Blog of Legal Times)
- A jarring visual illustration of the simplicity of free markets vs. heavy government involvement in health care (Cato At Liberty)
- Provision of “Dodd-Frank” financial regulation law allows SEC to evade public accountability (Professor Bainbridge)
- A much-needed forthcoming book about how law schools foment excessive lawyering and litigation (Overlawyered)
- Sixth Circuit slaps down prosecutors on misuse of money laundering law (On the Docket)
- Bill to effectively ban some drug patent litigation settlement snuck into an appropriations bill in the Senate (FDA Law Blog)
