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White Collar - January, 2021

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• Petrobras Wants Supreme Court To Nix $734M Arbitral Award
• Tribal Co. Says Atty-Judge Name Mix-Up Led To $12M Default
• 5th Circ. Affirms Toss Of Mogul's Whistleblower Suit
• Ex-El Salvador Soccer Prez Extradited To US In FIFA Case
• NJ Lawmakers Advance Underage Pot Bill Amid Gridlock
• Acting AG Drops Trump-Era Tough-On-Crime Charging Policy
• Hedge Fund Says Banks' Spoofing, Naked Shorting Cost It Big
• FDIC Fines Apple Bank $12.5M Over AML Compliance
• Calif. Woman Faces 5 Years, $2M Over Tax Fraud
• Revolving Door Roundup: Trump US Attys Return To BigLaw
• Challenging Sentencing Guidelines With Comparable Cases
• Singaporean Avnet Unit To Pay $3.2M Fine For Export Scheme
• 5th Circ. Affirms Convictions In $375M Medicare Fraud Plot
• Virus Variants Seen As Threat To Late 2021 SDNY Fraud Trial
• Freshfields To Pay $12M To Settle German Cum-Ex Probe
• Alleged Ghosn Allies Take Extradition Case To 1st Circ.
• Atty Involved In Cay Clubs Ponzi Scheme Suspended 2 Years
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Ex-FBI Atty Avoids Prison After Altering Russia Probe Email
• Ex-Goldman Exec's 1MDB Trial Delayed Amid Dismissal Push
• Dershowitz Loses Bid To DQ Cooper & Kirk In Defamation Suit
• FBI Director Urges Dialogue With Companies Before Incidents
• Woman Gets 5 Months For Dumping Contaminated Waste
• How Compliance Departments Can Prepare For Biden
• Mitigating AML Act Exposure For High-Net-Worth Individuals
• Crypto CEO Claims Trimmed In SEC Pump-And-Dump Suit
• What Cos. Must Watch Out For When Obtaining PPP Insurance
• Crypto Developer Can't Escape N. Korea Sanctions Charge
• Ex-Investment Adviser Cops To $100M Loan Fraud Scheme
• Paul Weiss-Bound Orrick Attys Exit Theranos Case
• Feds Say Health Co. Used Masters, Derby Trips As Kickbacks
• Ex-Acclarent Execs Get $1.5M Fines Stayed Amid Appeal
• Businessman Gets 3 Years For Role In PetroEcuador Bribes
• New Ariz. Law Practice Rules May Jump-Start National Reform
• Jordanian National Pleads Guilty To Role In Iraqi Visa Fraud
• Ex-CFO Faces Charges For Failing To Collect Payroll Taxes
• SEC Settlement With Hedge Fund Offers Corporate AI Lessons
• Abraaj Founder Loses Extradition Fight On US Fraud Charges
• Medical Device Co. Exec Gets 4 Months For Embezzling $1M
• Microsoft Draws Wide Support In Bid To Ax Warrant Gag Order
• 1st Circ. Backs Govt.'s Win In DEA Worker's Bias Suit
• Sidley Austin Wins $282K In Fees In Woodbridge Trustee Suit
• Feds Say Canadian Extorted $27M From Ransomware Victims
• No Pre-Plea Info For Man Accused Of Threatening Flynn Judge
• SEC Says Bogus Media Co. Scammed $14M From Investors
• Ex-PDVSA Trader Cops To Money Laundering
• Atty Says Restraining Biden, Congress Doesn't Favor Trump
• Fiat Chrysler To Pay $30M Fine In UAW Illegal Payments Case
• Right-Wing Twitter Maven Accused Of Trying To Fool Voters
• Time For Hard Questions About Suspension And Debarment
• Ex-Pa. Electric Co. Controller Cops To $1.5 Million Theft
• New Criminal Rule 5(f) Firms Up Prosecutor Brady Obligations
• SEC Enforcement Needs New Guiding Principles
• Harvard Professor In Early Talks To Resolve Criminal Case
• 3rd Circ. Upholds Bulk Of Conviction For Pa. Rep.'s Aide
• Ex-US Atty For New Mexico Heads Back To Holland & Hart
• Tribe Asks 9th Circ. To Revive Retirement Plan RICO Fight
• Feds Charge Crypto Trader 'Coin Signals' With $5M Fraud
• Report: Cartel Enforcement Could Increase Under Biden
• Australia Extradites 2 Wanted In Text Subscription Scheme
• $300K SEC Disgorgement Should Stand Despite Liu Ruling
• Feds Say Ex-Mass. Tribe Chair, Donor Can't Dodge Bribe Case
• Biden Issues Order To Drop Feds' Use Of Private Prisons
• Fla. Businessman Seeks No Prison In Giuliani-Linked Case
• House GOP Leaders To Probe Theft Of Iraq Refugee Visa Info
• CBS Suspends TV Execs After Reports Of Racism, Sexism
• IRS Agent Accused Of Faking Docs To Buy NYC Apartment
• DC Circ. Won't Hear DOD Atty's Gitmo Public Access Fight
• Ghislaine Maxwell Claims Grand Jury Wasn't Diverse Enough
• 10 Tips For Your Next Virtual Court Appearance
• Assessing What's To Come In PPP Loan Enforcement
• Some Ex-Trump Admin. Attys Face Chilly BigLaw Reception
• Giannulli Must Serve 'Varsity Blues' Term Despite Quarantine
• 'Varsity Blues' Parents Seek Another Trial Delay Due To Virus
• Jenner Leader Takes DOJ Post, WilmerHale Vet Joins OPM
• Goldman Says High Court Cert. Fight Is 'Not A Close Case'
• 1st Circ. Ruling Is A High-Wire Act For Sports Betting Market
• Chancery Delays Building Sale In Ukrainian Bank's Fraud Case
• Feds Fire Back At Bid To Retry MiMedx Execs' Fraud Case
• NY Judge Calls For New Discovery After Steinmetz Conviction
• 2nd Circ. Tosses Reinsurer's $5M Investment Fraud Suit
• Exelon Can't Deny Role In ComEd Stock Drop, Investors Say
• After Trump, Dem Probes May Turn To Companies
• MCC Warden Says Some Inmates Got COVID-19 Vaccine
• Ex-LA Councilman Sentenced To 14 Months For Lying To Feds
• Predictions For Future PPP Fraud Prosecution By DOJ
• 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli Can't Have FTC Prison Call Transcripts
• DOJ Watchdog Opens Probe After News Of Plot To Oust AG
• Don't Let Lies Infiltrate The Mediation Process
• High Court Won't Review Sheldon Silver's Corruption Case
• Former Insys Execs Win 7th Virus-Induced Prison Delay
• Judges On Race: Lack Of Data Deters Criminal Justice Reform
• Senate Dems Press US Court Officials About SolarWinds Hack
• Polsinelli Says Clients' 'Slacking Off' Claims Are 'Meritless'
• FTC Wins $120M Judgment In Sanctuary Belize Scam Suit
• Brokers Owe $4.2M In Fees Earned In Woodbridge Ponzi Ploy
• MIT Profs Back Colleague Facing 'Flawed' Fraud Charges
• Trump Pot Pardons A Bittersweet Win For Clemency Groups
• 'Hole' In Bannon's Pardon May Leave Room For New Charges
• Insys Execs Safe In Prison With Biden Vaccine Plan, Feds Say
• Treasury Must Notify Trump Before Tax Info Request Honored
• Chicago Official Says His Criminal Defense Work Is Ethical
• Billionaire Hits Back At Ex-Counsel In Fight Over $6M Fee
• NJ Atty Again Denied Probation Over Unlawful Referral
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• 4th Circ. Upholds $20M Ponzi Schemer's 20-Year Sentence
• Wash. Man Charged With Selling Untested COVID-19 Vaccine
• Wide-Open Sentencing Commission Gives Biden Reform Path
• FinCEN Says No To Activity Reports Over Negative Press
• Insys Founder To Pay NJ $5M In Opioid Bribery Settlement
• Feds Ask To Postpone Avenatti's Calif. Case To July From Feb.
• SEC Wins Case Against Alleged Cannabis Stock Schemer
• Paul Weiss Builds Bay Area Office With Orrick, Kirkland Hires
• Bankrupt NRA Can't Shake NY AG's Lawsuit
• Cred Inc. Ch. 11 Disclosures OK'd Over US Trustee Objection
• Unemployment Worker Indicted On Virus Aid Fraud Charges
• DC Pot Legalization Bars Middleman's Conviction, Court Says
• How To Cope With Increased Whistleblower Complaints
• Mich. Judge Gives Initial OK To $641M Flint Water Deal
• Alston & Bird Nabs Former Trump-Appointed US Atty In Ga.
• Latham Partner Picked To Head DOJ's Criminal Division
• MoFo Partners Get Senior Roles In Biden Justice Department
• Law Firms Should Note GCs' Growing Focus On Biz Strategies
• Biden To Keep Christopher Wray As FBI Director
• Two Women Plead Guilty In $109M Medicare Fraud Scheme
• Biden Freezes Late Trump Regs For White House Review
• NJ High Court Seems Open To Bid To Release Detainees
• Biden DOJ May Ax Ban On 3rd-Party Donation Settlements
• Virus Delays Long-Running Securities Fraud Trial To Late 2023
• Trump's Final Pardons Erase High-Profile Health Convictions
• Ukraine Bank Asks Chancery To Delay Ohio Building Sale
• Levandowski's Journey From Google To Trump Pardon
• Ex-SDNY White-Collar Enforcer Joins Finn Dixon & Herling
• Canada Judge Waffles On Nygard Bail After 2 Days Of Args
• NY Bill Tolling Statutes Of Limitations On Trump Advances
• Accused JPMorgan Spoofer Says CFTC Expert Isn't Conflicted
• Energy Antitrust: The Year In Review And What Lies Ahead
• Lockdown No Reason To Cut 'Varsity Blues' Term, Feds Say
• What New AML Law Means For Correspondent Banking
• SEC Enforcement Expansion May Face Constitutional Limits
• 1st Circ. Affirms Narrow View Of Wire Act In Betting Industry
• 6 Changes The Legal Industry Should Prepare For
• No Pardon For Sheldon Silver As Trump Term Ends
• Convicts With NJ Ties Among Trump's Final Pardons
• Trump Pardons 'Varsity Blues' Parent Ahead Of Fall Trial
• Trump Issues Scores Of Pardons In Final Hours Of Term
• Trump Pardons Bannon In Border Wall Fund Fraud Case
• Sen. Burr Says DOJ Won't Charge Him Over Stock Sales
• Ex-Trump Official Gets RICO Claims Axed For Good
• Gensler Expected To Be An Aggressive Enforcer As SEC Chair
• Feds Say NY Court Worker Threatened AOC, Pelosi, Schumer
• Surveilled Ex-Trump Aide Can Speak At FBI Atty's Sentencing
• Arizona May Have Nudged US Law Firms Toward Future IPOs
• Ex-Bloomberg Exec Gets 3 Years For Evading Taxes On Bribes
• Yellen Pledges Targeted Tax Relief As US Treasury Secretary
• Feds Bluffing On Casino Bribes To Tribal Chair, Donor Says
• DuPont, Ex-Worker Charged In Houston-Area Fatal Explosion
• 'Pharma Bro' Shkreli Again Denied Early Prison Release
• Deutsche Looks To Exit Suit Over Claims Of Traders' Spoofing
• Ex-U.S. Atty Carpenito Jumps To King & Spalding's NY Office
• New President, New Senate, New Antitrust Ballgame
• Political Scientist Secretly Lobbied For Iran, Feds Say
• YouTube Stream Of Ghislaine Maxwell Hearing Shut Down
• Addressing The Security Risks Of University Foreign Funding
• German Tax Evasion Trial Delayed Two Months By Pandemic
• German Court Drops Lesser Charge Against Former VW Chief
• Ga. Criminal Defense Atty At Capitol Riots Charged, Detained
• Miss. Businessman Gets 18 Years For $288M Tricare Fraud
• Citing Liu, SEC Seeks $1.2M From Woodbridge Brokers
• Man Impersonated Son To Defraud Investor Clients, SEC Says
• Virus Didn't Compromise ComEd Grand Jury, Feds Say
• Ex-Insys Manager Frets Over 'Prison Parenting' In Delay Bid
• Manhattan DA Subpoenas NY Towns Over Trump Property
• FTC Authority To Obtain Monetary Relief May Be Under Threat
• FinCEN Fines Capital One $390M Over AML Violations
• Ex-CEO Mulls Plea Amid Probes Into Cyber-Fraud Company
• Video Tech Co. Founder Charged In Pump-And-Dump Scheme
• How Fund Managers Can Avoid Political Contribution Missteps
• DC Circ. Lobbyist Ruling May Lead To 1st Amendment Clarity
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Va. Whiskey Distillery Hit With Criminal Wastewater Charges
• 4 Legal Industry Trends Litigation Financiers Are Watching
• Wells Fargo Ex-GC Fined $3.5M In OCC Settlement
• 2nd Circ. Upholds NCAA Hoops Trio's Bribery Convictions
• 'Varsity Blues' Parent Giannulli Seeks COVID-19 Home Release
• Flint Water Charges Will Test Limit Of Officials' Accountability
• Texas AG Tells Court It Can't Hear Whistleblower Suit
• NJ Justices Take On Challenge To Virtual Grand Juries
• Tribal Health Center Workers Claim Immunity From Firing Suit
• Tipster Atty Who Sued SEC Says New Rule Caters To Wall St.
• Trump Commutes Ex-Cay Clubs CEO's Ponzi Sentence
• Ex-UCLA Soccer Coach Pleads Guilty Again In 'Varsity Blues'
• Delrahim Stepping Down As DOJ Antitrust Head
• Pandemic Is Changing Compassionate Release Calculus
• A Lawyer's Guide To Setting Well-Being Goals In 2021
• Genova Burns Beats New Claims In NJ Campaign Finance Suit
• Assistant US Attorney Joins Carlton Fields In Miami
• Fla. Atty Cops To Role In $322M Ponzi Scheme
• MIT Prof. Charged With Fraud For Allegedly Hiding China Work
• McSwain To Step Down As US Atty In Pa.'s Eastern District
• 'Varsity Blues' Atty Turns To Private Practice & An A-Rod Suit
• After 40 Years, NYC Mob Atty McMahon Still Won't Back Down
• Toyota To Pay $180M Penalty For Clean Air Act Violations
• Ex-Mich. Gov. Snyder Charged Over Flint Water Crisis
• Iraqi Venture Says Former Dechert Clients Can't Hide Docs
• Olympic Swimmer Charged Following Capitol Riots
• Ex-Trump Aide Fights To Speak At Former FBI Atty Sentencing
• Justices Skeptical Of FTC's Claim To Restitution Powers
• Congress Must Fix The AML Whistleblower Law
• 2nd Circ. Urged To Vacate Ex-Alstom Exec's FCPA Acquittal
• Leading NASA Scientist Cops To Lying About China Ties
• Brown Rudnick Adds Experienced Trial Atty As Partner In NY
• Keyword Searches To Improve Your Privilege Doc Review
• 4 AGs Absent From Bipartisan Letter Against Capitol Violence
• No Prison For Ex-Acclarent Execs In Off-Label Marketing Case
• Mass. Moves Prosecutors, Defense Attys Up In Vaccine Line
• Justices Urged To Restore Tax Felon's 2nd Amendment Rights
• Jones Walker Snags Texas AG's Defense Attorney
• Top Whistleblower Attorney Sues SEC Over New Rules
• 2nd Circ. Upholds NY Cops' Loss Over Bribery Probe Firings
• Ex-LA Councilman Wants Probation For Lying To Feds
• Gary Gensler Reportedly Tops Biden's List To Lead SEC
• $33.5M Winner Fee Approved In $5.8B Chancery Hotel Ruling
• SEC's Acting Enforcement Chief To Leave By End Of January
• Boeing-Owned Drone Co. To Pay $25M Over False Claims
• Feds Want Jury Told Of Ex-Theranos CEO's 'Lavish Lifestyle'
• DOJ's Antitrust Unit Making Good On Labor Market Warnings
• 3rd Circ. Undoes Wilmington Trust Fraud Convictions
• Feds Fight Bid To Toss $330M 1MDB Forfeiture Suit
• Investment Pro Lied To Raise $50M For Funds, Feds Say
• NY Bill Would Pause Statutes Of Limitations Against Trump
• Construction Co. Owners Hit With Misclassification Charges
• DOJ Gets Month To Probe Manafort Pardon's Effect On Assets
• Ex-Acclarent Exec Rips Feds' Jail Request In Off-Label Case
• Armstrong Teasdale Adds Ex-Assistant US Atty In New York
• ABA Approves Remote Practice, But Questions Remain
• Holland & Knight Accused Of Conflict In Med Billing Fraud Suit
• Ex-Bryan Cave Litigator Joins Riley Safer In NY
• What Is Insider Trading In The Derivatives Markets?
• Man Sentenced To 10 Years For $147M Crypto Scam
• LA's US Attorney Returns To Gibson Dunn Partnership
• Humana Sues Teva Over Alleged Copay Fraud Scheme
• Feds Warn Justices Of Legal 'Vacuum' If Tribal Police Curbed
• Feds Say Ex-CFTC Adviser Can't Be Accused Spoofer's Expert
• Avenatti Nike Sentencing Delayed Until May Over Virus Surge
• Donziger's Bid To Delay Trial 'Reluctantly' Granted
• Calif. Agency Wins Pause Of $1B Destroyed Hemp Crop Suit
• Fallen Taxi Mogul Avoids Prison After Copping To Bribery
• Trump-Appointed Mass. US Atty Eyes Move To Private Practice
• Keys To Creating Standout Law Firm Thought Leadership
• MoFo Nabs Former DOJ Fraud Chief As DC-Based Partner
• Disbarred Mass. Atty Cops To Embezzling Estate Funds
• Trio Ordered To Pay $9.2M In 'Frack Master' Fraud Scheme
• PPP Enforcement Issues To Watch In 2021
• Justices Nix 2nd Circ. Insider Trading Ruling After Bridgegate
• Judges On Race: The Power Of Discretion In Criminal Justice
• Top 5 Criminal Justice Reforms Advocates Want Under Biden
• SEC Met Howey Test In Bitcoin Fraud Suit, Calif. Judge Says
• Indicted Navajo County Health Head Pleads Not Guilty To Theft
• Latest SEC Bounty Shows Outside Tipsters Still Welcome
• DC Circ. Unwinds CNN Win Unsealing Comey Memo Info
• 4 Things Garland Could Do For Marijuana Reform As AG
• Shkreli Can't Pause Suit Pending Prison Release, Judge Says
• Israeli Co. Enjoined In CFTC's 'No Risk' Trading Scheme Suit
• Boeing's Favorable Crash Deal Leaves Victims' Families Livid
• Convicted Insys Founder Wants Vaccine First, Prison Later
• Assange Victory Leaves Whistleblowers, Journalists Hanging
• State Street Fraudster Wins Early Prison Exit Amid Virus Spike
• 5 Attorney Business Development Tips For The New Year
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Deutsche Bank To Pay Over $130M For FCPA, Fraud Violations
• Credit Suisse Hit With New Suit Over Mozambique Scandal
• Alston & Bird Promotes 20 New Partners, Including 12 Women
• Biden, Garland Address Capitol Mob Violence In DOJ Intro
• Purported Crypto Fraudster Should Pay $100M, CFTC Says
• NJ Lawmakers Aim To Cut Penalties For Underage Pot Use
• DOJ, Real Estate Co. Ink Deal In LA City Hall Corruption Case
• Prosecutor Blesses Donziger's Bid To Delay Trial To May
• 'Vagueness' Axes Laundering Claims, Bitcoin Biz Owner Says
• HFW Nabs Clyde & Co. Legal Director As Partner In Dubai
• ​​​​​​Ex-Jones Day Partner, DOJ Civil Rights Chief Quits
• DOJ Urges Prison Time For Former Acclarent Execs
• Acquitted Trader Can Use Some DOJ Evidence For Civil Case
• 5 Things To Know About Deputy AG Pick Lisa Monaco
• Ex-Newark Cop Gets 9 Years For Defrauding Water Agency
• Mass. Civil Rights Advocates Seek 'Ally' In Next US Atty
• DOJ Targets UnitedHealth Unit For Criminal No-Poach Pacts
• Russian Hacker Who Hit JPMorgan Gets 12 Years In Prison
• How Defense Bill Will Overhaul AML Policy In US
• 10 Ways Antitrust Scrutiny Is Heating Up In 2021
• Boeing To Pay More Than $2.5B Over 737 Max Fraud
• In Their Words: What Attys Expect If Garland Becomes AG
• NJ Trials Canceled In Pandemic Don't Raise Double Jeopardy
• 3rd Circ. Hints Ex-Candidate's Bribery Sentence Needs Redo
• FCPA Can Guide Foreign Parties' Anti-Doping Act Compliance
• Minimizing Disruption To Clients During Law Firm IT Upgrades
• Ex-Twitter Worker Accused Of Being Saudi Spy Wins Info Bid
• SEC Lands $4.9M Default Win Against Alleged Ponzi Operator
• JPMorgan Looks To Sink Ponzi Suit Revived By 8th Circ.
• Lab To Pay $357K To Settle FCA Claims Over Genetic Tests
• Garland Clerks Say He'll Be Steady Hand To Guide DOJ
• Cred Borrower Seeks To Hit Third Parties For Collateral Loss
• Trump Esformes Commutation Guts Prosecutors' Fraud Work
• Mt. Gox Investors Urge Ill. Judge To Certify $400M Fraud Class
• Avenatti's NY Stormy Daniels Case May Delay Calif. Trial
• Former USC Coach Denies 'Varsity Blues' Quid Pro Quo
• DOJ Hits 'Smart Home' Maker With $3.2M Fine Following Tip
• Judge OKs $8M Deal In Jay Peak EB-5 Fraud Case
• Nygard Atty Sees Media 'Lynch Mob' As Mogul Remains Jailed
• Chinese National Who Lied About Lab Vials Gets Time Served
• Bribery Trial Highlights SEC's Focus On Gift Violations
• Troutman Pepper Nabs Ex-US Atty For White Collar Practice
• 3 White Collar Enforcement Laws Garland Could Wield As AG
• Feds Want In On Allergan Collusion Suit Amid Criminal Probe
• Ex-Union Leader Gets 12 Years For $800K Health Fund Theft
• Tips For Drafting Effective Amicus Briefs
• Biden Picks Garland To Be Next Attorney General
• Assange Denied Bail After Avoiding Extradition To US
• Ex-Judge Can't Shake Off Bribery Conviction, 5th Circ. Says
• Trump Skips Next In Line With Acting US Atty Pick In Georgia
• Antitrust Fines Rise In US As They Decline Elsewhere
• COVID-19 Surge Springs Boston City Hall Aide Early
• Groups Push FINRA To Bolster Broker Misconduct Rules
• Feds Knock Sentencing Proposal For LA Pol As Too Light
• Attys Seek $6.8M Cut In Fidelity's TelexFree MDL Settlement
• DC Circ. Grants Nonprofit Director Redo In Tax Fraud Suit
• 5 Trends That Will Influence E-Discovery In 2021
• US Faces Tough Ask To Overturn Assange Extradition Ruling
• Trump's Move To Sanction ICC Officials On Hold, For Now
• SolarWinds Hit With Shareholder Suit Over Nation-State Hack
• US Atty In Georgia Resigns Citing 'Unforeseen Circumstances'
• Donziger Can't Ditch House Arrest Ahead Of Contempt Trial
• Ex-SEC Staffer Wins Sentencing Delay Over COVID-19 Fears
• OFAC Fines French Bank $8.6M For Alleged Sanctions Lapses
• Nissan Exec Freed From Investors' Pay Scandal Suit
• US Atty In Los Angeles To Step Down This Week
• SEC Sues Another EquiAlt 'Broker' In $170M Ponzi Case
• DOJ Attys Dish On Indivior Opioid Case As Sentencing Wraps
• DOL Office Touts FY 2020 Union Convictions, Investigations
• US Blacklists Foreign Judge, Prosecutor Over 'Citgo 6' Trial
• DOJ Says Concrete Supplier To Pay $20M For Fixing Prices
• Pot Ballot Donors Accused Of Skirting Campaign Finance Law
• Genova Burns Fights 'Baseless' NJ Campaign Finance Claims
• US Trustee Asks Court To Block Cred Inc. Ch. 11 Plan Deal
• How Relationship Partners Can Draft Winning RFP Responses
• WikiLeaks' Assange Avoids US Extradition On Suicide Fears
• Law Firm Merger Predictions For 2021
• Fintech Litigation To Watch In 2021
• New Jersey Regulation And Legislation To Watch In 2021
• Antitrust Conduct Cases To Watch In 2021
• 3 Environmental Enforcement Trends To Watch Under Biden
• 2021 Trials To Watch As Litigants Return To Court — Hopefully
• Fintech Trends And Regulations To Watch In 2021
• Massachusetts Cases To Watch In 2021
• Cannabis Litigation To Watch In 2021
• California Cases To Watch In 2021
• Georgia Cases To Watch In 2021
• Texas Cases To Watch In 2021
• How Ransomware Will Continue Wreaking Havoc In 2021
• Cybersecurity & Privacy Cases To Watch In 2021
• White Collar Cases To Watch In 2021
• Mitigating IRS Cryptocurrency Enforcement Risk In 2021