The following recent developments at the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation provide some practical pointers when facing litigation in multiple jurisdictions.

The Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has established an Anticompetitive Regulations Task Force (Task Force).

The uptick in environmental enforcement by state attorneys general that we predicted appears to be coming to pass. New York Attorney General Letitia James recently announced

Financial Services partner Jim Bergin was recently featured on the Fintech Takes podcast for their episode, "S8 E6: Bank Nerd Corner: What is the BSCA and What Can It Do?"...

On January 9, 2023, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) announced a settlement with four California agricultural companies and their owner.

The global medical device market is continuing to grow, especially with the use of AI-enabled devices for on real-time diagnostic imaging, clinical decision support, and patient monitoring via wearable devices

Federal enforcers are deploying aggressive new investigative tactics against providers of gender-affirming care for minors, using misbranding theories and sweeping subpoenas that raise serious questions about data use and prosecutorial purpose. As courts push back on some federal overreach, hospitals find themselves caught between antidiscrimination mandates and physician autonomy, with the Colorado Children's case illustrating the impossible bind providers now face.

Arnold & Porter hosted an interactive webinar on regulatory oversight of digital health and medical technology as it relates to consumer health. Arnold & Porter partners Raqiyyah Pippins...

The required filings include initial registration statements as well as biannual supplementary updates.

The Fourth Circuit rejected Cox's narrow definition of "repeat infringer," however, and affirmed the lower court's denial of the safe harbor defense.

A magistrate judge in the Northern District of Illinois awarded class counsel $4,770,834, or 1.75 times the amount actually billed.

In April, Judge Lucy Koh of the Northern District of California denied a plaintiff's motion to certify a class of consumers who alleged that certain Nissan manual transmissions suffered from design defects...

The Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act of 1990 requires that agencies adjust civil penalties, including under the False Claims Act, for inflation on an annual basis.

Bankruptcy litigation has evolved from lengthy, redundant hearings to laser-focused disputes that demand strategic precision. In this edition of our Inside Litigation series, partner Jeffrey A. Fuisz...

The caseload demands on New York state court judges are well documented, and the court system has addressed this, in part, by implementing ADR initiatives.

In a webinar held on July 19, partners John Elwood, head of the firm's Appellate and Supreme Court practice, and co-chairs of the firm's False Claims Act practice, Tirzah Lollar, Craig Margolis, and Michael Rogoff...

Securities Enforcement & Litigation partner Christian Schultz was recently featured in numerous publications — including Fortune, Barron's, CoinDesk, and Blockworks — about a case between crypto...

On December 2, 2024, NOYB – European Center for Digital Rights was approved as a "qualified entity" (QE) to bring representative actions in European courts for data protection breaches.

With the rise of digital assets such as non-fungible tokens (NFTs), one question that has arisen is whether NFTs are permissible IRA investments. In general, NFTs are unique digital identifiers...

UK and EU legislators and regulators are driving ESG accountability, prompting company shifts in disclosures, sustainability claims, and clean energy.