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Last week, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission ("TABC") circulated a draft amendment of Texas' name and address labeling regulation for "malt beverages" (beer).

Safeway faces allegations that its wine discount promotions created misleading illusions about price expiration dates, with plaintiffs claiming the retailer advertised temporary "Member Prices" that would end on specific dates but then continued substantially similar discounts indefinitely. The court found that reasonable consumers could plausibly interpret sale dates as genuine endpoints, allowing the case to proceed beyond initial pleadings.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday unanimously held that a New York statute prohibiting merchants from imposing a surcharge on credit card purchases regulates merchants' speech.

On January 23, 2018, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's ("CFPB") Acting Director, Mick Mulvaney, issued a mission statement to the CFPB redirecting the agency's mission and focus.

On May 20, 2020, worker advocates submitted a petition for an emergency COVID-19 safety standard demanding additional COVID-19 regulations for those employees not covered by the...

As Congress and the White House debate over the next round of pandemic financial relief, it's an opportune moment to ask an uncomfortable question...

Their data shows dealmaking dropping to a 7-year low in Q1.

European private equity firm Ambienta SGR beat its second fund target, raising €323.5 million ($404 million), ahead of schedule.

Yesterday's argument before the Supreme Court in Universal Health Services, Inc. v. U.S. ex rel. Escobar had the potential to put false claims based on an "implied certification" in the crosshairs. Instead, based on the weight of questioning by a plurality of justices, it appears that some form of implied certification theory may survive.

Both matters demonstrate that the failing firm defense is a high bar to meet.

In all but a few states, the attorney-client privilege can protect a company's lawyer's communications with former company employees...

A set of former franchisees are prohibited from violating the terms of a non-compete clause with franchisor Wild Bird Centers of America for two years after the Fourth Circuit recently upheld the denial of their petition ...

2013 witnessed several long-anticipated developments in the world of insider trading, punctuating another year of aggressive enforcement in the United States and abroad. After years of pursuit, DOJ indicted SAC Capital Advisors LP, and secured a guilty plea pursuant to which the hedge fund agreed to pay a combined record-breaking penalty of $1.8 billion to DOJ and the SEC

The MSRB noted that the growth of e-trading may have been a contributor.

North American Securities Administrators Association ("NASAA") President Christopher Gerold urged Congress to be "very skeptical" of legislative actions in response to COVID-19 that...

One of the initial decisions for entrepreneurs is whether to form their new entity as a limited liability company (LLC) or a Corporation. Entrepreneurs are often told by advisors that angel investors and VCs will only invest in Delaware C-corps.

Commercial agreements often default to the Consumer Price Index for price adjustments, but the Producer Price Index may offer a more accurate benchmark for businesses whose costs are driven by raw materials...

In a company with a robust compliance culture, potential whistleblowers can express their concerns without fear of retribution.