David Carney was profiled by Law360 as part of its recognition of him as a “Law360 Cybersecurity & Privacy MVP.” The article reports on Carney’s recent successes in class action litigation involving data breaches and ransomware attacks. https://t.co/lGnPYPeia4
We welcome Carlos Ramos-Mrosovsky to the firm's litigation practice group. Carlos' practice focuses on international arbitration, representing multinational companies and sovereign governments in commercial and treaty-based arbitrations. https://t.co/MbFtyCYU1L
The SEC issued a request for info on the use of emerging tech by investment advisers and broker-dealers that suggests potential regulatory action to come. Jonathan Forman, Madison Gaudreau and Teresa Goody Guillén examine the recent request in this alert. https://t.co/n5miBIEl2Z
On Sept. 9 BakerHostetler's Analia Gonzalez will co-lead an open discussion of current issues in international arbitration at the 3rd ITA-ALARB Americas Workshop being held virtually on Sept. 8-9, 2021. Click the link below for more information. https://t.co/XgyW5mICku
The SEC recently issued a statement calling on staff to propose changes to two whistleblower rules that the Commission had just amended in September 2020. Patrick Campbell, Jonathan New and Kayley Sullivan examine the potential changes below. https://t.co/7dwF05ymp5
The SEC recently approved Nasdaq's proposal, as amended, to implement diversity requirements for companies listed on the Nasdaq exchanges. Janet Spreen, Andrew Begue, David Corrigan and Sam Toth discuss the new rule in the alert below. https://t.co/nhcALms55w
Congratulations to Erica Youngstrom for being selected to join the Institute for Energy Law’s 2021-2022 Leadership Class. #energy#womeninlaw https://t.co/5G3NWfpI9R
In an article published by Westlaw, Ann O'Brien, John Siegal, Nick Rose and Audrey van Duyn examine the intersection of antitrust law and employment practices. #antitrust#employmentlaw#noncompete https://t.co/FUnmjT4dI8
Read a summary of President Biden’s sweeping Executive Order that aims to promote competition in the American economy in our recent alert authored by Joyce Ackerbaum Cox, Meagan Martin, Ann O'Brien and John Siegal. #BidenAdministration#noncompete https://t.co/Vht7r6Zk0x
Carl Hittinger, Marc Schildkraut, Ann O’Brien, Tom Hogan, Tyson Herrold, Robert Rupp and Robert Weible provided a detailed summary of the Executive Order.
President Biden has issued an Executive Order that proposes a raft of initiatives at more than a dozen agencies to foster more competition across the economy. #BidenAdministration#ExecutiveOrder#antitrust https://t.co/F0omcYkDAz
She has more than 20 years of experience litigating class actions and complex litigation, including the defense of consumer class actions, antitrust cases, mass tort and product liability claims, data privacy matters and commercial disputes.
We welcome Bethany G. Lukitsch to the firm’s litigation practice group. Bethany will serve as co-leader of BakerHostetler’s class action defense team. #classactions#BHNews#womeninlaw https://t.co/BktcuScB4B
Julian Perlman will serve as moderator for a discussion on the Supreme Court’s ruling regarding student athlete compensation, as well as emerging rules and the future of the NCAA. #NCAA#antitrust#studentathletes https://t.co/XsPNZFGuse
Join us on July 13 to hear a discussion on the #BidenAdministration’s overhaul of the 3SEC. Speakers include Sandra Parrado, Partner in PwC’s Cyber, Risk & Regulatory Consulting practice and BakerHostetler Partners John Carney and Teresa Goody Guillén. https://t.co/YiT0gSUBof
The SCOTUS unanimously held that the NCAA’s rules limiting education-related compensation that colleges and universities can provide to student-athletes violate Section 1 of the Sherman Antitrust Act. -via Carl Hittinger, Julian Perlman and Lauren Lyster. https://t.co/nncce8LY4l
Aidan Slavin explains why an #arbitration clause must contain an explicit, “clear indication” that parties have agreed to arbitrate the issue of waiver by conduct, lest an arbitrator who resolves the issue be held to have exceeded their authority. https://t.co/QCQbjLl8Nt
Carl Hittinger is quoted in an article that discusses the recent #SCOTUS decision that the #NCAA violated U.S. #antitrust law by restricting education-related benefits universities can provide to student athletes. https://t.co/3YMuF5wJoB