A recent Sixth Circuit decision clarified the minimum standard a plaintiff must meet to prove a claim of below-cost pricing under either the concerted or independent antitrust provisions of the Sherman Act.

More and more products are becoming part of the "Internet of Things" ("IoT") – products that connect, store or transmit information via the Internet. Experts estimate that by 2020 there will be...

The court had previously determined that it had in personam and subject matter jurisdiction over all of the foreign defendants.

The CARES Act appropriated $100 billion to establish a Provider Relief Fund to distribute payments to health care entities across the country that have been affected by COVID-19.

On November 30, 2021, the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky issued an order granting a preliminary injunction to halt enforcement of the vaccine mandate for federal contractors...

On November 11, 2021, Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves, in coordination with State Health Officer Thomas Dobbs and MEMA Executive Director Stephen McCraney, announced Mississippi's COVID-19 State of Emergency ("SOE") would be extended eight days.

Many employees are working remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to specific data security risks.

Louisiana, like many states, prohibits unfair trade practices. Because Louisiana law authorizes the recovery of treble damages and attorney's fees for unfair trade practice violations...

The Washington Supreme Court just handed a defeat to Washington State liability insurers, holding that ProBuilders Specialty Insurance Company had a duty to defend a carbon monoxide poisoning case...

Many of these business strains will be ironed out in the regular course of business.

The Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) adopted joint rules addressing identify theft as required under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act

A plaintiff who received fifty five million dollars (and 22,500 acres of land) via a settlement was able to hang on to all of it...

For corporate entities across the entire spectrum—small, medium and (especially) large, both closely held and publicly traded—a virtually unavoidable reality is not if the company will be a victim...

As recited in seemingly every brief and opinion involving the statute, the False Claims Act traces its history to the Civil War and efforts to deter and punish fraud on the Lincoln administration.

For years, confidentiality and non-disparagement clauses have been integral parts of any agreement where the employer agrees to pay the departing employee a severance. These types of provisions protect...

The Department of Labor is pressing forward in its efforts to impose a fiduciary standard on anyone giving retirement investment advice.

Encouraged by health insurance companies, workplace wellness programs have become trendy. Wellness programs help prevent disease and encourage employees to adopt healthier lifestyles.

The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) recently proposed a rule to raise the salary threshold for the white collar overtime exemptions from the current $684 per week minimum...

Although the EEOC typically does not file lawsuits on behalf of charging parties, the number of lawsuits being filed by the EEOC is on the rise.

With Veterans Day recently passed, it seems like a good time to remind employers of a federal law with teeth that protects employed servicemembers.