- Good detailed assessment of Cappuccitti v. DirecTV Class Action Fairness Ruling (CAFA blog)
- NY court rules third parties with no direct involvement in corporate fraud cannot be held liable (NY Law Journal)
- Office of Inspector General enhances the threat of exclusion from government programs for HHS-regulated entities with new guidelines (Skadden memo)
- More labeling mandates on the way for food products? Institute of Medicine study may provide clues (FDA Law Blog)
- FTC and DOJ have been nearly perfect in challenging mergers this past year, so some tips on how they do should be welcome (Practical Law Publishing via Weil Gotshal & Manges)
- Why cases the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to hear on personal jurisdiction – Brown and Nicastro – are ones to watch (Drug & Device Law)
- Will U.S. exports soon include the concept of lucratively rewarding whistleblowers who “uncover” bribery? (FCPA Professor)
- Judge A. Raymond Randolph of D.C. Circuit speaks on Gitmo and habeas corpus (Lawfare)
- Chevron granted extraordinary opportunity to depose opposing counsel in the never-ending environmental sham litigation in Ecuador (American Lawyer) (Shopfloor)
- How the situation with the NFL and punishing flagrant tackles reflects debates about deterrence and intent in US criminal law (Truth on the Market)
