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Friday Roundup (noting WLF blog post)
Do FDA ‘guidance’ documents skirt the regulatory process?
FDA Guidance: Regulations in Disguise?
Amici Curiae Come to UPS’s Aid in Appeals over Cigarette Deliveries
California Proposition 65 Listings and Constitutional Non-Delegation: Glyphosate as a Case Study
By Ann G. Grimaldi, Principal at Grimaldi Law Offices in San Francisco, CA, and Jennifer Karpinski Singh, an attorney with the firm.
Tuesday Roundup (Noting WLF Legal Pulse post)
WLF Webinar to Feature Two Seasoned FCPA Compliance Practitioners
The FCPA Approaches Middle Age: Is the Anti-Corruption Law Slowing Down or as Spirited as Ever? Tuesday, November 14, 1:00-2:00 p.m. EST Live webcast, click here to view Speakers: Homer E. Moyer, Jr., Miller & Chevalier and Lucinda A. Low, Steptoe & Johnson Description: For 40 years, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act has kept business interaction … Continued
Federal Judicial Advisory Panel to Assess Multidistrict Litigation Rules Proposals
According to a November 8, 2017 National Law Journal article, the chairman of the Judicial Conference Advisory Committee on Rules of Civil Procedure “suggested creating a subcommittee to take up a package of proposals to amend multidistrict litigation procedures” at a meeting this week. The article noted that the Advisory Committee had received a number … Continued
Update: Plaintiffs in Subway Not-Foot-Long Class Action Throw in the Napkin
In September WLF’s Cory Andrews applauded the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit’s rejection of a settlement of a consumer-fraud class-action suit against Subway. The suit alleged that not all Subway foot-long sandwiches measured a full 12″. The WLF Legal Pulse post did note, however, that on the basis of “new” information from … Continued