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

Courts are increasingly confronting difficult questions about the authenticity and admissibility of video evidence because of the rise of "deepfakes"—videos or other digital media...

The proposed amendments to SA's labour laws provide a compromise between the competing interests of business and labour.

In a decision likely to have wide-ranging impacts on the building industry, the California Supreme Court has upheld the City of San Jose's inclusionary housing ordinance and bolstered California cities...

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

The panel asked numerous questions regarding the fact that the transactions at issue in this litigation occurred abroad.

Shareholder disputes often reveal deeper issues, including attorney negligence. Explore how conflicts of interest and vague agreements can turn a corporate battle into a legal malpractice claim...

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.

Last month, in Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. EEOC, the U.S. Supreme Court recognized a "ministerial exception" to employment discrimination laws, in what is likely to be a seminal case for religious-based employers.

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.

As we mentioned in our May 2018 alert, New York State recently passed new legislation requiring all employers in the state to adopt sexual harassment prevention policies and implement training.

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.

The Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, known as "C-T PAT," isn't the first time Uncle Sam has buddied up with the international trade industry toward a common goal. The erstwhile U.S. Customs Service of the Department of the Treasury, on a couple occasions sought to incentivize, or at least entice, the private sector into streamlining entry by dangling certain goodies before players' noses. But C-T PAT is by far the most important initiative, in terms both of purposes served an

Facing complex legal matters such as insurance claims, shareholder disputes, and commercial contracts requires specialized expertise to achieve favorable results. Without proper legal guidance, businesses and individuals risk costly mistakes and unfavorable outcomes that could have lasting consequences.

First some background: In 2019, a hacker "gained unauthorized access" to Capital One's network.