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The Class Action Fairness Report
In this article, attorneys Beth I.Z. Boland and Melissa G. Liazos focus on the recurring issues
under The Class Action Fairness Act of 2005. ‘‘Many of the details of CAFA’s application
continue to be worked out, . . . as courts grapple with h |
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Impact of Patent Law Changes on Biomedical Investment and Innovation
Life sciences research is extremely expensive, and attracting investment into companies developing the next generation of treatments, therapies, and technologies depends on a strong, reliable patent system. However, there have been several recent dev |
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Building California's Future Workforce
The biomedical industry employs more than 267,000 people in high-wage,
highly-skilled positions and ranks near the top among high tech employers in
California. |
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The Duty to Preserve Electronic Business Records
For companies in highly regulated industries, lawsuits and government investigations are a cost of doing business. This cost goes well beyond the fees for lawyers, experts and consultants. In the early stages of a lawsuit or investigation, much of it |
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2008 Check Guide
Click here to see the 2008 Check Guide by Gene Elerding. The Guide offers a summary of the law and helpful guidance on the handling of check disputes. |
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Not Easy Being Green
The Washington Legal Foundation has published “Green Marketing: Avoiding Unwanted Attention From Regulators and Lawyers” by Manatt attorneys Christopher Cole and Carly Van Orman. |
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