- Federal heating bill assistance for the dead, the imprisoned, and mansion owners? Abolutely. (Yahoo News)
- Monopoly in the video rental market? FTC thought so, erroneously (von Mises Institute)
- More False Claims Act amendments pending in the financial reg reform bill (Fried Frank)
- Analysis of PCAOB ruling (Professor Bainbridge) and corporate disappointment that SOX lives (WSJ Deals Blog)
- An encouraging ruling for Alien Tort Statute defendants (Consumer Class Actions and Mass Torts Blog)
- Further evaluation of Viacom v. YouTube ruling (Campaigns and Copyrights)
- A fruit fight breaks out in federal court under Lanham Act (Drug & Device Law)
- Add a motor to a normal bike, get injured on bike, sue bike maker, win $1 million: only in America (Overlawyered)
- Sweeping OSHA changes under the cloak of mine safety upgrade? (Shopfloor)
Tag Archives: OSHA
Finger on the Pulse: From Our Blogroll and Beyond
- This doesn’t happen nearly often enough: judge sanctions securities fraud plaintiffs’ lawyer for “spurious” allegations (law.com)
- The “copyleft” is apparently unhappy with WLF’s brief in Viacom v. YouTube (Techdirt)
- Is Foreign Corrupt Practices Act enforcement more successful at enriching those who prosecute and defend such actions than it is at reducing bribery? (Forbes)
- Federal regulations are back in fashion – who knew? (NYT)
- Landmark ruling issued on induced copyright infringement (Campaigns & Copyrights)
- TwIqbal? – drug/devices cases where Twombly and Iqbal rulings applied to dismiss suits (Drug & Device Law Blog)
- Only in America: Doctor ignores warning label, injects self with Botox, wins $15 million in “failure to warn” suit (The Oklahoman)
- OSHA’s enforcement initiatives, including the general duty of an ergonomically sound workplace (Buchanan Ingersoll)
