The Legal Intelligencer
...staff and all federal employees must abide...Securities and Exchange Commission made a lot...countless companies and trade associations attend briefings...
About 15 years ago, you were greeted with, "You've got mail," when you turned on your computer. For better or worse, the use of electronic communication has expanded dramatically since the early days
...primary antitrust law, prohibits illegal contracts, combinations, or conspiracies that unreasonably restrain trade. Specifically, Section 1 addresses agreements between competitors and potential competitors, thus implicating...
...the updated Children’s Online Privacy Protection (COPPA) rule, the Federal Trade Commission on April 25 released a ...
Originally Published: Corporate Counsel
... Joshua D. Wright, a recent Republican appointee to the Federal Trade Commission, said the history of antitrust law is replete with evidence that...
The Legal's editorial staff recently set out to select our Diverse Attorneys of the Year, in which we highlight the achievements of some of the state's minority attorneys. Every two years, in an effo
...select a nominee for the fifth and final commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission seat
...USA agreed to pay $40 million to settle charges by the Federal Trade Commission that it made unfounded claims that Shape-Ups would help people...
Originally Published: New Jersey Law Journal
...searched for middle ground in the ongoing antitrust battle between the Federal Trade Commission and the pharmaceutical industry over patent settlements in which brand-name...
Originally Published: National Law Journal
The last two years have brought with them radical changes to the way we think about the delivery of health care services. The Affordable Care Act was a catalyst to the development of the accountable
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