New Joint Local Civil Rules of the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York went into effect earlier this year. A clear trend of the rules is to promote efficiency — whether through categorical privilege logs, remote depositions or streamlined statements of fact in support of summary judgment. Andrew Van Houter and Jennifer Montan discussed the new rules and changes in an article for Law360.
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Bryan Washburn and Randall Kahnke — in the second alert of their two-part series — continue their discussion on the impact of the Seventh Circuit’s opinion in Motorola v. Hytera. In this installment, they review remedies-related issues for trade secret cases.
Trade Secret Remedies After Motorola v. Hytera
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In what some view as a surprise development, the Eastern District of Pennsylvania issued a decision affirming the enforceability of the FTC’s Noncompete Rule, which designates most noncompete clauses as unenforceable after September 4, 2024. All eyes now turn to the Northern District of Texas, where the court has promised a final decision in Ryan vs. FTC on or before August 30. You can learn more in this alert by Chuck Knapp and Marty Chester.
Federal Court Decision Creates Greater Uncertainty for Future of FTC Final Rule on Noncompete Clauses
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In yet another impressively meticulous opinion, the Southern District of New York recently doubled down on its Rule 702 “gatekeeping” role and excluded the new plaintiffs’ backup general causation expert. At issue in the case were allegations that prenatal use of acetaminophen caused attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or autism spectrum disorder in children. Frances Daniels and Eric Friedman analyze the court’s opinion on the matter in this post for the “Faegre Drinker on Products” blog.
Plaintiffs’ Second Bite at General Causation Apple Fares No Better Than First in Acetaminophen MDL
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Jim Birge, Kathy Osborn and Andrea Roberts Pierson have once again been named to IBJ Media's "Indiana 250" list, which recognizes the state's most influential business and community leaders. Please join us in congratulating these attorneys for their great work!
Jim Birge, Kathy Osborn and Andrea Pierson Named to 2024 ‘Indiana 250' Influential List
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A Faegre Drinker team led by Ryan Miske and Kenneth Ludlum provided legal counsel to Trystar in its definitive agreement to be acquired by Blackstone. Trystar is a portfolio company of private equity investment firm Goldner Hawn. Founded in Minneapolis in 1989, Goldner Hawn has been a source of private capital to leading lower middle-market companies for over 30 years. The deal team also included Nicole Leimer, Matthew Levy, Lisa Pugh, Noel Spencer, Robin Sampson, Richard Bennett, Christina Lidondici, Virginia Speck, Craig Komanecki, Paul Moe, Page Fleeger and Doriann H. Cain.
Faegre Drinker Represents Trystar in Its Acquisition by Blackstone Energy Transition Partners
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We’re excited to introduce “Deanna’s Dialogues: Navigating Carbon Sustainability," a podcast exploring the intersection of law, carbon sustainability and commodities markets. In this inaugural episode, host Deanna Reitman sits down with Rhina Granados, a carbon consultant with environmental services firm 1PointFive. Their conversation tackles a number of topics, including: • The intersection between the mining and oil and gas industry and the carbon and sustainable projects industry • Methods for carbon capture and sequestration • Carbon offsets and credits • The evolving market in sustainable commodities and environmental projects Listen now ⤵️
Deanna’s Dialogues Podcast: Carbon Capture Projects
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The Department of Health and Human Services has finalized the Disincentives Rule under the 21st Century Cures Act. This long-anticipated rule from HHS introduces penalties for specific Medicare-enrolled health care providers who are found to have knowingly engaged in information blocking. Information blocking is defined as any practice that — except as required by law or allowed by certain exceptions to the prohibition — is likely to interfere with, prevent, or significantly discourage access to, exchange of, or use of electronic health information. If found to have engaged in information blocking, the Disincentives Rule establishes three disincentives for clinicians, hospitals and accountable care organizations, which Doriann H. Cain, Kennedy McGuire and Joseph Decker discuss in this alert.
Disincentives Rule for Providers Gives Information Blocking Rule Teeth
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A cross-practice, cross-office team led by John Stoddard and Adam Weinstock advised Ansell Healthcare Products in a $640 million acquisition of Kimberly-Clark's PPE business. The team worked to transfer assets and personnel in over 40 countries with financing arrangements in the U.S. and Australia.
Faegre Drinker Advises Ansell Healthcare Products in Acquisition of Kimberly-Clark's PPE Business
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According to a WB Directors report, only 6.8% of CEO positions are held by women and the role of chair is held by a woman in only 7.9% of companies. Multiple studies have shown that organizations with diverse leadership deliver stronger operational results. Melanie Wadsworth analyzes the representation of women and ethnic minorities in influential boardroom positions (chair, CEO, SID, and CFO) at UK-listed companies in this article for Thomson Reuters Regulatory Intelligence.
Women on Boards: Report Flags Concern That AIM-listed Companies May Be Returning to All-male Boards
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