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- New York State Attorney General Investigating Mylan Pharmaceuticals for Unfair Competition
Mylan's Business Practices under Investigation Right now, the state attorney general's office is examining
- Yes … It Is Possible to Breach the Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing Implied in Every Contract
But, it is simply not possible to account for every occurrence that might arise during the course of purpose for which the contract was entered and to refrain from destroying or injuring the other party’s right covenant that neither party shall do anything which will have the effect of destroying or injuring the right Again, while the record establishes that RBLP — as was its right — directed Thibodeau not to respond Such a party has no right to represent himself as continuing to perform under the contract —and continuing
- Turing Pharmaceuticals Accused of Whistleblower Retaliation
It is also important to hire attorneys able to understand and protect the rights of whistleblowers whose
- Christmas Coal For Two Companies That Used Separation Agreements To Impede The Ability Of Departing Employees To Report Violations Of The Securities Laws
In light of this “continued” enforcement effort, companies should review their severance, confidentiality
- Confidential Information Does Not Lose Its Protection Even After The Sale To Third Parties
Anubis took sufficient precautionary measures to keep cyberfeeds confidential, since a trier of fact might
- Why Are The Courthouse Doors Closing on Ordinary Americans?
Even though these agreements are rightly called “contracts of adhesion”, “ i.e. , one-sided contracts
- Purolite Files Suit Alleging Trade Secret Misappropriation by Hitachi
The lawsuit lists eight counts of allegations against Hitachi, Avantech and other defendants and seeks
- SEC Whistleblower Receives More Than $4 Million For Reporting Fraud
law, the SEC protects the confidentiality of whistleblowers and does not disclose information that might
- Founder of PureChoice on Trial for Federal Fraud Charges
In 2011, Reichel filed for bankruptcy while fighting a lawsuit in which Anderson was seeking to recover
- The SEC Makes Good on Its Promise to Crack Down on Agreements and Policies That Impede Whistleblowers From Reporting Securities Fraud
violated Rule 21F-17 by using severance agreements that required outgoing employees to waive their rights pay a $340,000 penalty for using severance agreements that required outgoing employees to waive their right previously reviewed their severance agreements and company policies should undertake such a review in light
- Hedge Fund Giant, Och-Ziff, To Pay Over $400 Million to Settle Charges Related to Violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
“Firms will be held accountable for their misconduct no matter how they might structure complex transactions
- The Director of the SEC Division of Enforcement Speaks About The Impact of The Whistleblower Program
The SEC has made eight awards to whistleblowers living in foreign countries, with the largest award —