The Act amends the Bankruptcy Code ("Code") and various federal banking laws to update and make technical corrections to the provisions of the Code and those other laws that were added or amended in 2005.

A federal court recently added additional wrinkles to one of the most important aspects of responding to a data breach: a forensic investigative report.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently issued guidance relating to the new requirement for individuals to report ownership of "specified foreign financial assets."

The NYAG'S settlement with Zoom is set forth in a letter from the NYAG Bureau of Internet and Technology.

The Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America and the Biotechnology Industry Organization filed an amicus brief in support of Gilead. Today, the Supreme Court denied Gilead's petition.

There is a wide range of remedies under Swiss competition law for business litigants. Inventive remedies include compelled access to what American antitrust lawyers would call an "essential facility."

Until 2009, Reckitt had exclusive rights to sell Suboxone tablets.

Bill Baer, the Assistant Attorney General in charge of the DOJ Antitrust Division, spoke about the DOJ’s antitrust enforcement priorities last Friday, February 6, at a speech in Miami.

FTC Commissioner Julie Brill discussed the agency’s competition and consumer protection priorities in her keynote address last Thursday at the ABA’s Antitrust Fall Forum at the National Press Club in Washington.

The lawsuit, one of several arising from the Apple-AT&T agreement, raises interesting questions about how to define a relevant product market using an "aftermarket" theory.

On July 15, 2015, the Wage and Hour Division of the United States Department of Labor ("DOL") issued guidance on employee and independent contractor classification under the Fair Labor Standards Act ("FLSA").

Last week, the Federal Trade Commission issued its much-anticipated ruling in the agency's case against POM Wonderful.

Today, we turn to the basics of data breach incident response and a list of DOJ's "don'ts" when dealing with a hacker.

The 2016 Uber data security incident, affecting more than 57 million drivers and riders, is a cautionary tale.

Individuals considering gifts of appreciated property to charity should be aware that not all property donations are treated equally for income tax purposes.

On December 9, a federal district court in Florida issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting Apotex from selling a proposed biosimilar version of Amgen's cancer drug Neulasta for 180 days after the biosimilar is approved.

Currently, non-U.S. companies who maintain a Rule 12g3-2(b) exemption under the U.S. Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended (Exchange Act), are required to submit home country documents to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in paper format rather than having the option of submitting them electronically to the SEC.

On December 29, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law amendments to the New York Wage Theft Prevention Act.

In McCloud v. United States, the Second Circuit (Walker, Raggi, Nardini) rejected the petitioner's contention that a development in Circuit

Cybercriminals from the Ukraine and rogue traders and small securities firms from Moscow, Paris and Malta banded together to hack into the servers of three financial wire services...