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The plaintiff in Faustino, Jason Faustino, is the co-manager of Lower East Side fashion retailer Extra Butter.

In United States v. Hoskins, the Court (Hall, Jacobs, Raggi) rejected a collateral challenge to a sentence where an underlying predicate offense was vacated based on procedural error.

As we reported earlier, the jury in In re: Nexium found that AstraZeneca had violated the antitrust laws by acting to keep generics off the market but that no generic would have been introduced earlier in the market even without the violation.

Today the Federal Circuit panel that decided Amgen v. Sandoz (summary; opinion) denied Amgen's emergency motion for an injunction pending consideration of its petition for en banc review.

The Ninth Circuit has vacated a lower court's decision certifying a nationwide class of drivers who allegedly purchased a special anti-collision braking system based on ads by Honda that overstated the system's benefits.

The New York State Legislature is considering some significant proposed changes to the New York estate tax law, the tax treatment of gifts by New York residents, and New York income taxation of certain trusts.

Changes at the margins of the tax law have occurred several times in recent years, but wholesale reform has not been politically feasible, and perhaps still isn't.

The suit involves allegations of a group boycott by a table saw manufacturer, SawStop.

The consumers argued that they had standing because they directly purchased apps from Apple, not the app developers.

Many LLC operating agreements expressly require the consent of all members to adopt or amend the operating agreement.

On February 11, 2008, the Department of Labor (DOL) published proposed revisions to the regulations implementing the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA).

At the end of 2011, we alerted you to final regulations (the "Final Regulations") by the U.S. Department of Labor ("DOL") that would apply as early as May 31, 2012 requiring plan administrators of participant-directed defined contribution retirement plans that are covered by the Employee Retirement Income Security Act ("ERISA") to disclose certain plan and investment-related information, including fee, expense and investment performance information, to participants and beneficiaries.

FDA approved Neupogen to prevent infections in cancer patients in 1991 and approved Neulasta, a longer-lasting version, in 2002.

On September 23, the Hong Kong Competition Commission (HKCC) released a draft of its "Leniency Policy for Undertakings Engaged in Cartel Conduct."

The United States Supreme Court heard oral argument on Monday in Van Buren v. United States, No. 19-783, a landmark case involving a key provision of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

A New York appellate court in Manhattan has issued an opinion that construes the New York City Human Rights Law very liberally, so as to provide considerably greater protection for employees than is available under analogous federal and New York State statutes.

On April 1, 2015, the SEC gave a boost to corporate whistleblowers, reaching its first settlement with a company accused of stifling whistleblowing activity through the use of restrictive confidentiality agreements.

To protect the integrity of federal elections, Congress has passed a variety of laws directed at the election process, including those criminalizing fraudulent voter registration and voter bribery.