Compliance

Vindicated Baby Carrier Manufacturer Can’t Keep The Case Sealed

After some consumers complained that a baby carrier manufactured by a company called Ergobaby had safety defects, the claims were […]

California Bill Would Protect Consumers Who Write Negative Online Reviews

A bill being taken up by the California legislature would protect the rights of consumers to pen negative online reviews […]

Import Trade Infractions Draw Fed Scrutiny

Active enforcement of “AD/CVD” evasion can be attributed in part to the simple fact there is more of it going […]

Global Antitrust Guidance From Baker & McKenzie

More than 100 countries now have antitrust laws. Law that address “hard-core” violations are generally similar, but those addressing many […]

The Evolving Meaning Of “Independence” In The Board Room

Independence in the board room, often considered a solution to the problem of misaligned incentives, among other problems of governance, […]

Tweet-Math Creates SEC Compliance Questions

The SEC has issued guidance for companies that want to use twitter as a vehicle for making some kinds of […]

Avon Runs Afoul Of FCPA

Avon Products will pay $135 million to settle charges that it bribed Chinese government officials, according to a filing with […]

Antitrust Implications Of Silicon Valley Employee Raiding Settlement

Ogletree Deakins attorney Thomas McInerney blogs about the national implications of a settlement in an employee raiding case out of […]

California Bill Would Protect Long-Term Temporary Workers

A California bill would crack down on the use of long-term temporary workers in lieu of regular employees, a trend […]

Cartel Enforcement Ramps Up In China

In the past year, antitrust enforcement in China, particularly enforcement against cartel activity, has intensified. Linklaters attorneys Fay Zhou and […]

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