Previous posts have focused on Foreign Corrupt Practices Act enforcement actions concerning conduct (in whole or in part) in Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
This post takes a look at FCPA enforcement actions involving conduct (in
Four Patents and a Time Machine: CareFirst and the Perils of Backdated Antitrust
Four patents can carry a lot of antitrust baggage—especially when they come tucked inside a portfolio of more than 500. In CareFirst of Maryland v. Johnson & Johnson, health insurer CareFirst alleges that Johnson & Johnson unlawfully acquired and later
The Tariff Toolbox: Making Sense of the Tariffs Your Client Keeps Asking About
Tariffs are moving faster today than most companies can react. In the past year alone, we’ve seen century‑old statutes revived, emergency authorities tested, and national‑security tools deployed in ways that reshape supply chains overnight. Tariffs often appear as disconnected political
Inside the Room: Prakash Narayanan on Trade, Compliance and the In-House Brief
Arunav Ghosh and Shreyansh Singh Prakash Narayanan is Global General Counsel of L&T Technology Services and a 2001 graduate of the National Law School of India University. He previously served as Counsel […]
The HISTORIC MEASURES Of A Lost War
He can’t help it. Everything he does is the biggest, greatest, best, worst, ever. If he didn’t talk in absurd superlatives, he wouldn’t be Trump. But this time, he really means it.
No one has given the Islamic Republic of
52nd Annual Conference of Indian Society of International Law 2026 [Submit Abstract by Aug 28]
The Indian Society of International Law (ISIL), New Delhi, is inviting law teachers, policy makers, government officers, lawyers and students to participate in its 52nd Annual Conference, scheduled to be held on October 31–November 1, 2026 at the ISIL premises.
Eighth Circuit Affirms Landmark Billion Dollar Class Action Settlement In Real Estate Broker Commission Antitrust Litigation
By Gerald L. Maatman, Jr., Mike Rosenblatt, and Brett Bohan Duane Morris Takeaways: On August 19, 2026, in Burnett v. National Association of Realtors, Nos. 24-3444, 24-3450, 24-3451, 24-3527, 24-3585, 24-3619, 24-3621 (8th Cir. Aug. 19, 2026), the U.S. Court
Your landlord clients have prepared for the wrong law
Guest post by Edward Romain, founder and CEO of Blind Justice UK
Romain: Systemic risks
Lawyers advising major landlords and build-to-rent operators have spent the better part of a year on the Renters’ Rights Act, which came into force on
The surveillance grocery store: How algorithms target Hawaiʻi consumers
“For an average family of four, these algorithmic markups translated to an extra $1,200 a year in grocery costs.”
For generations, the price on the retail shelf has been the price you pay—unchanging whether you’re a CEO, a student, or
BIS Eases Export Controls on Certain UAVs: Key Takeaways from the August 13 Final Rule
On August 13, 2026, the Administration took two significant and complementary actions reshaping the regulatory landscape for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to increase U.S. domestic production.First, the Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) published a final rule further easing export