October 19, 2020
- More Relief on the Way for Healthcare Providers: Provider Relief Fund... by: Michael W. Paddock and Theresa E. Thompson
- FERC Proposes Policy Statement on Incorporation of Carbon Prices in... by: Douglas W. Smith and Kyle W. Danish
- SEC Proposal to Exempt Certain "Finders" from Broker-Dealer... by: Henry Bregstein and Wendy E. Cohen
- Secrecy Is a Necessary, but Not Sufficient, Condition of Alleging... by: Brian E. Spang
- Top 5 Changes in China’s Newly Amended Patent Law by: Aaron Wininger
- FDA Provides Update on Pre-Cert Program and Launches Digital Health... by: Aaron L. Josephson
- Illinois Workplace Harassment Training Deadline Fast-Approaching by: Jon Zimring and Lily M. McNulty
- Weekly IRS Roundup October 12 – October 16, 2020 by: McDermott Will & Emery
- FERC Proposes Policy Statement Encouraging RTOs/ISOs to Develop Rules... by: Scott H. Segal and Michael W. Brooks
- Real Estate Development in the Time of Coronavirus: Massachusetts –... by: Daniel J. Bailey and Paula M. Devereaux
- Amid Rising COVID-19 Hospitalizations: Reminder to Health Care... by: Britt-Marie K. Cole-Johnson and Abby M. Warren
- 2021 SEC Priorities in the Fund Space by: Margaret G. Nelson and Stuart E. Fross
- EPA Announces First-Ever Approval Pathways for “Long-Lasting” Anti-... by: Alan J. Sachs and Kathryn E. Szmuszkovicz
- Pistacchio vs. Apple: iPhone Gamers Claim Anticompetitive Behavior in... by: Mogin Rubin
- Federal OSHA and Its State Counterparts Make COVID-19 Safety Measures... by: Jeffrey S. Kopp
- Hydrocephalus in Infants and Medical Negligence by: Clifford Law
- Who is considered “disadvantaged” for purpose of a Disadvantaged... by: Danielle L. Dietrich
- Stealing Home: The Quiet Game of Trade Secret Theft in the Telework... by: Rachel Powitzky Steely
- Proposed Amendments to Hart-Scott-Rodino Act Regulations Could... by: Kenneth S. Knox
- The Long Arm of OCSLA Extended by the Fifth Circuit in Mays v. Chevron by: Grady S. Hurley
- Telecom Alert—3.65 GHz Deadline Extension.; RDOF Auction Qualified... by: C. Douglas Jarrett and Gregory E. Kunkle
- As A Reminder That California Has Rejected The Doctrine Of Inevitable... by: T. Sean Mann-O'Halloran and Marisa B. Miller
- Maine Governor Announces COVID-19 Tax Guidance by: Jonathan Block and Olga J. Goldberg
- Family Gift Planning — Perhaps the Best Time Is Now by: Peter M. Miller and Kurt R. Steinkrauss
- COVID Polling Texts Lead to TCPA Major Class Action: Mass Texts... by: Eric J. Troutman
- Will CCPA Regulation Change Again?: Comment Deadline Looming by: Liisa M. Thomas and Julia K. Kadish
- 172 Immigrants Arrested in Sanctuary Cities by ICE in Six Days by: Raymond G. Lahoud
- China Revamps Food Nutrition Labeling Regulations by: David J. Ettinger
- CFIUS: Now More Complicated and More Expensive by: David J. Lavan and Harvey Jay Cohen
- The First Amendment: Legal and Practical Considerations for Schools... by: Christine V. Hamiel and Sarah E. Hanneman
- Sustainable Finance: Green Loans and Sustainability-Linked Loans by: Fernando J. Rodriguez Marin
- Pandemic-Based E-Verify TNC Temporary Extensions to End by: Maggie Murphy
- The "Tribunals" and Tribulations of Section 1782: What... by: Carolyn M. Branthoover and Max A. Gelernter
- Louisiana Legislature Adopts Amendments To Louisiana Business... by: Alexandra Clark Layfield and Kenneth J. Najder
- California’s New AB 1512 Revises Security Officer Rest Period Rules by: Jazmyne K. Jefferson and Charles L. Thompson, IV
- China Announces Draft GB Standards Related to Food Contact Materials... by: David J. Ettinger and Jenny Xin Li
- Brief On The New UAE Cabinet Decision NO. 58 Of 2020 On Regulating... by: Nazanin Aleyaseen and Zaid Abu-Shattal
- Reminder October 30 Filing Deadline to file 2019 Form BE-180... by: Stuart E. Fross and Peter D. Fetzer
- Faegre Drinker on Law and Technology Podcast: The Internet of Things... by: Jason G. Weiss and Laura H. Phillips
- Delaware Supreme Court Reaffirms Primacy of Market Evidence in... by: Jason M. Halper and Sara Bussiere
- French Highest Court Rejects Temporary Suspension of France’s Health... by: Hunton Andrews Kurth’s Privacy and Cybersecurity
- How EPA’s Office of Pesticide Programs Is Handling COVID-19—A... by: Lynn L. Bergeson and Lisa M. Campbell
- FDA Issues Final Guidance on Allulose and Solicits Information for... by: Food and Drug Law at Keller and Heckman
- A Social Contract – Terms to Consider for Influencer Advertising... by: Intellectual Property Litigation Drinker Biddle
- North Carolina PFAS Lawsuit Alleges Fraud by: Jessica L. Deyoe
- Phase 3 of NJEDA Small Businesses Emergency Assistance Grant Program by: Eric Z. Stevenson and Rachel Lilienthal Stark
- Key Takeaways on Complying With the New ONC Final Rule | MHA Webinar by: Chanley T. Howell
- Anatomy of a Price Gouging Suit by: Christopher E Ondeck and John R Ingrassia
- ICO Issues Record £20 Million Fine To British Airways by: Cameron Abbott and Rebecca Gill
- CMS Announces New Medicare Telehealth Services and Updates Medicaid... by: Rachel B. Goodman and Nathaniel M. Lacktman
- Court Finds Derivative Claims Involving Nevada Corporation Were Not... by: Keith Paul Bishop
- FCA Highlights Risks of Market Abuse in a Time of Pandemic by: Garon Anthony and Sarah Neill
- Prohibition on Advertising Below the RRP Amounts to Illegal Resale... by: Ayman Guirguis
- Text of China’s Amended Patent Law by: Aaron Wininger
October 17, 2020
- Third Thursdays with Ruthie: Supervisory Status Under the NLRA by: Ruthie L. Goodboe
- California to Consider Prop 65 Listing for Glyphosate, Neonicotinoids... by: Lisa R. Burchi and James V. Aidala
- OMB Urges Fairness in Administrative Enforcement and Adjudication by: Allyn L. Stern
- NLRB Advice Memorandum: Firing Employees Because of Discussions... by: Mark Theodore and Joshua S. Fox
- Global Solutions, Episode 16: An Overview of COVID-19 Litigation [... by: Bonnie Puckett and Daniel D. Dauplaise
- “ROBOCALLERS WOULD HAVE FREE REIGN…”: Consumer Lawyers Have Their... by: Eric J. Troutman
- Jury Awards Whistleblower $4.5M in Retaliation Case by: Jason Zuckerman
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