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July 2017

Securities

Can FINRA exploit loophole the Supreme Court closed for SEC?

My latest piece on Legal Newsline: WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court closed a loophole when it ruled in Kokesh v. SEC that the Securities and Exchange Commission is limited to a five-year statute of limitations even in disgorgement orders. But FINRA, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, may still consider Read more…

By dan@waldenconsultants.com, 8 years ago
The Law

The News Business Wants An Antitrust Exemption, But Is It Prepared For Congressional Meddling?

The four major professional sports leagues have it. The insurance industry has it. Now the news media industry wants it, too: An exemption from federal antitrust laws so companies that are primarily in the business of gathering news can negotiate better terms with Facebook and Google, which increasingly dominate the Read more…

By dan@waldenconsultants.com, 8 years ago
National security

Anti-Trump Leaks Were More Like A Flood, But Will Anyone Pay?

A report out from U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin and head of the Homeland Security Committee, details just how leaky Washington has gotten in the Trump era. The top-line number: In Trump’s first 126 days in office unnamed officials, former officials and other people seemingly in possession of Read more…

By dan@waldenconsultants.com, 8 yearsJuly 7, 2017 ago
The Law

Syngenta Ruling Exposes Biotech Firms To Whims Of Foreign Regulators

My latest post on Legal Newsline: Jurors applied centuries-old concepts of negligence and liability to find that Syngenta, a Swiss agricultural products giant, should have known China would reject imports of any farm products tainted with its Viptera seed, which is genetically modified to resist bugs and mycotoxins and had Read more…

By dan@waldenconsultants.com, 8 yearsJuly 6, 2017 ago
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  • Judge Sees Trouble In Teacher’s Wi-Fi Exposure Lawsuit
  • Plaintiff Lawyer Dishes Out Fierce Criticism Of Multidistrict Litigation
  • Long-Running Whistleblower Case Yields Zero Damages For Plaintiffs, But Might Earn Millions For Their Lawyers
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