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On August 31, 2011, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration ("FDA") issued a draft guidance for sponsors of new drug applications ("NDAs") and abbreviated new drug applications ("ANDAs") providing criteria for evaluating and labeling of tablets that have been scored.

On November 23, 2011, the Nevada Supreme Court ruled in "Klasch v. Walgreen Co.", Nev. No. 54805, 1123(11), that a pharmacist who has knowledge that a patient may be at risk with respect to specific prescription drugs may be liable for failing to warn the patient or prescribing physician.

From September 9-12, members of the U.S. food and drug law bar met with their Brazilian counterparts for the Food and Drug Law Institute's conference.

John Fay, Esq. of the I-9 and E-Verify Blog writes about the latest investigation of the Department of Justice Office of Special Counsel for Immigration Related Discrimination.

Don't wait for the Government to audit your I-9s, uncover your correctable mistakes and levy unnecessary fines.

On June 1, 2011, USCIS announced it was suspending temporarily the use of the Validation Instrument for Business Enterprises (VIBE) for the H-2A agricultural guest-worker program.

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals decided on April 2, 2013 that an Indiana law firm was not entitled to coverage for a claim made and reported in a second policy period where the insured reasonably had knowledge that a claim might be made during the first policy period.

In a recent decision involving major auto carriers, the federal court in Philadelphia has issued an important decision regarding passive anti-theft device discounts.

Moody's recently downgraged the outlook for non-profit hospitals in 2014 according to its recent study due the employers shifting commerically insured patients to the new, health insurance exchanges.

Congratulations to partner Terrance Evans, of the San Francisco office, on his appointment as Vice Chair of the ABA National Insurance Coverage Conference.

Banks, credit unions, and ATM industry groups, many of whom viewed the fee notice requirements as a source of frivolous lawsuits against ATM owners and operators, worked to push the legislation through Congress.

As summer practices begin to heat up for sport, particularly football, the role of the athletic trainer in the health and safety of the athlete comes to the forefront of those involved in sports.

Initial conversations about boycotting the 2014 Sochi Olympics surfaced regarding the support by the Russian government of Edward Snowden, the alleged leaker of NSA secrets. Now the conversation regarding boycott has shifted to anti-gay rights laws in Russia.

Following up on our earlier entries regarding the constitutional challenge playing out in a New Jersey district court about the constitutionality of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act ("PASPA") -- the result of which will determine the fate of sports betting in New Jersey -- today the US Department of Justice filed notice of its intention to intervene in the case in order to defend PASPA's constitutionality.

Beitar Jerusalem is the only top level Israeli professional soccer team never to have recruited an Arab player.

Diversity and sport is complex territory.

Sport provides us with a vibrant window to reflect on some of the ethical decisions we make in business.