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On December 23, 2022, Congress enacted the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA)—the first major statutory change to the U.S. federal government's ability to regulate cosmetics since 1938.

The Journal of Medical Practice Management (Journal) recently published a collection of favorite articles from the Journal.

A Health System recently agree to pay $6 million to settle allegations that a subsidiary submitted false claims to Medicare for unnecessary rehabilitation therapy services.

You've probably seen those multi-participant bicycles with a bar in the middle traveling around in various cities .

It with a heavy heart that I post a recent blog that I wrote for Entrepreneur about the unthinkable we need to think about: terrorism.

Much of the ink on P3 projects concerns horizontal construction. Meanwhile, vertical P3 projects move ahead.

Further to our earlier post from February 2024, it is being reported that the Paris Court has ordered that the prosecution of the French cement maker Lafarge and eight individuals on charges...

This Friday, May 1, 2015, the government is expected to submit its response to the petition for certiorari filed by Kingdomware Technologies, Inc., which seeks to reverse the Federal Circuit’s 2-1 ruling that the VA may use FSS without considering available VOSBs and/or SDVOSBs to fulfill the requirement.

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has issued a new rule that transforms the random cap H-1B selection process to one that prioritizes registrations and petitions based on the highest

California farmers rely on workers largely from Mexico to harvest crops. Many farmers will only hire legal immigrants, but a substantial portion of California's farming industry relies on workers without the proper authorizations.

On June 9, 2016, Duane Morris attorney Gregory S. Bombard moderated a panel at the Boston Bar Association on "Negotiating and Enforcing Protective Orders in Trade Secret Cases."

The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) is requesting public comments on the effectiveness of its licensing procedures for the export of agricultural commodities to Cuba.

The Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure governing brief length appear straightforward but contain hidden complexities, particularly in appeals with multiple issues or parties. Understanding these nuances while streamlining briefs effectively serves both judicial efficiency and optimal client representation.

Duane Morris partner Benjamin Shatz addresses reader feedback and shares insights prompted by previous columns in his latest "Exceptionally Appealing" piece. The column explores various tidbits and responses from the legal community, offering practical perspectives on appellate practice and procedure. Readers will find valuable commentary drawn from real-world reactions to Shatz's earlier writings on appellate law.

Duane Morris partners Benjamin Shatz and Sylvia (Yoo Jin) Cheong explore the nuances of appellate modifications in their latest "Exceptionally Appealing" column published in the Daily Journal. The piece examines the procedural and strategic considerations attorneys must navigate when seeking to modify court decisions.

In this episode of the SideBar Advisors podcast, Duane Morris Partner, Seth Rokosky, shares how legal paths actually unfolded in real life—through a series of decisions, tradeoffs, and adjustments.

There has been a lot of media attention on Las Vegas due to one of the most anticipated matches in boxing history that will be held tomorrow!