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Decision subjects law firm to class action RICO claim

Civil litigators say a 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruling allowing a class action racketeering suit to proceed against a Boston-based law firm sends a dangerous message to tax attorneys. In Ouwinga, et al. v. Benistar 419 Plan Services, ...

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NLRB alters stance on at-will clauses

After stirring up the bar with a pair of cases alleging that at-will employment clauses for non-union workers violated federal law by potentially stifling concerted activity, the National Labor Relations Board has issued guidance memos that offer some relief for ...

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JOBS Act to impact reporting under ’34 Act

We are all aware of the substantial retrenchment of SEC enforcement mandated by the 2012 JOBS Act (“Act”), which contemplates crowd-funding and permits public advertising of certain “private placement” transactions (see my October column). But equally important is the impact ...

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‘Induced infringement’ broadened by decision

A defendant can be found liable for induced infringement of a method patent if it has performed some of the steps of a claimed method and induced other parties to commit the remaining steps, or if it has induced other ...

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