• Be the boss, go to jail?: Responsible corporate office doctrine threatens C-suite executives with prosecution for unknown acts of employees (Corporate Counsel)
  • Due-process arguments and state-court class actions (Class Action Countermeasures)
  • The Supreme Court and laches: Reading into the SCA Hygiene oral argument (Patently-O)
  • New York Court of Appeals finds unconventional litigation-financing agreement constitutes champerty (D&O Diary)
  • The meaning of “foreign official” in the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act remains elusive (FCPA Professor)
  • Federal trial court applies general-jurisdiction principles from Bauman in class-action lawsuit (Drug & Device Law)
  • Has the famed Gateway to the West become a gateway to a pot of gold? : Huge talc litigation verdict furthers St. Louis’s pro-plaintiff reputation (Guideposts Punitive Damages Blog)
  • In State of Washington, communications between in-house counsel and former employees are no longer protected per 5-4 state supreme court ruling (Corporate Counsel)
  • Northern District of California gives Spokeo decision a Lyft in rejecting plaintiffs’ standing to sue the ride-sharing company (Classified)