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Andrew Boutros and Alex Meier authored "An Endangered Claim Reemerges: The Defend Trade Secrets Act Breathes New Life Into Trade-Secrets-Based RICO Claims," an article on March 17...

The United States economy loses between $200 billion and $250 billion each year as a result of counterfeiting and piracy

We are pleased to announce the webinar "The Intersection of Trade Secrets Violations and the Criminal Law" is now available as a webinar recording.

From time to time, companies may discover that they've violated export, economic sanctions, anti-corruption, or customs laws and must decide whether to self-disclose to the U.S. government...

The Court of Chancery has recently issued an opinion granting partial summary judgment in favor of an advancement claim made by a director convicted of wrongdoing.

Womble Carlyle attorney Allen O'Rourke recently helped a client recover more than $38,000 that had been stolen through an email fraud scheme.

In Robertson v. SunLife Financial, a federal district court in Louisiana dismissed with prejudice as time-barred an amended putative class action complaint alleging RICO and state racketeering claims...

The Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act, 28 U.S.C. §1602 et seq. (FSIA), is silent on the issue of criminal immunity for foreign sovereigns.

The court dismissed, without prejudice, a proposed class action over a January data breach at Wendy's, finding that allegations of two fraudulent charges allegedly made to representative plaintiff's debit card were insufficient to establish Article III standing.

"A basic tenet of our system of justice is that every person facing criminal prosecution in America—whether rich or poor—deserves competent legal representation.

In the Public Interest is excited to continue In That Case, its third annual miniseries examining notable decisions recently issued by the US Supreme Court.

Pryor Cashman Partner Sidhardha "Sid" Kamaraju, a member of the White Collar Defense + Investigations, Financial Institutions, and Litigation Groups...

The hotel management agreement (HMA) between hotel manager Four Seasons and hotel owner Burton Way provided that Four Seasons could not license any of the "Four Seasons Operational Benefits"...

The Office of the Special Prosecutor's Summary of Its Final Conclusions, Supporting Findings and Evidence Relating to the Cook County State's Attorney's Office's

When the U.S. Supreme Court declines to review one of the thousands of cases presented to it each year, it typically does so in silence.

O'Melveny partner Anton Metlitsky and counsel Kendall Turner authored this Bloomberg Law article, which discusses the Second Circuit's decision to expand the scope of insider-trading liability...

On November 12, 2015, a federal magistrate judge issued an Order sustaining Shire's privilege claims and denying with prejudice Plaintiffs' request to apply the crime-fraud exception to the documents at issue.

Litigation counsel Michael S. Oberman's article "Standard Set for Vacating an Award Procured by Fraud," was posted on Oct. 20, 2017 to the American Bar Association Section of Litigation...