- How failure to respect attorney-client privilege requirements can burn plaintiffs and defendants in legal PR efforts (Class Action Countermeasures)
- The Second Circuit opines on the critical issue of aggregate proof of causation in class actions (Consumer Class actions and Mass Torts)
- Mastery can be found in judicial opinions, such as a Sixth Circuit ruling on scientific evidence (Drug & Device Law Blog)
- Can FDA announce a change in how it reviews generic bioequivalence in an answer to a citizens’ petition? (FDA Law Blog)
- How will the Administration respond to ACLU’s suit opposing use of predator drones? It seems they may not be sure (Lawfare)
- An argument for patenting software (Patently-O)
- 75 business associations urge Treasury Department to back off plan to give trial lawyers a tax break (Shopfloor)
- Supreme Court cert petition worth watching may bring “judicial takings” issue back to the Justices after 4-4 split in Stop the Beach Renourishment ruling (Volokh Conspiracy)
