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Health Fraud Rule Withdrawal May Hurt Enforcement Efforts
February 1, 2017
This article notes that due to the Trump administration’s delay of a program integrity final rule fraud enforcement could become more of a challenge. Mintz health care attorneys Ellyn Sternfield and Tom Crane weigh in on the issue.
Trump Names Acting SEC Chair; New Rules Likely on Hiatus
January 27, 2017
This Ignites feature article discusses President Trump’s naming of the acting U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair and what the move means in regards to recently imposed rules.
What The Qualcomm Case Tells Us About FTC And FRAND
January 26, 2017
Mintz attorneys Michael Renaud, Robert Kidwell, and Robert Moore discuss the FTC’s suit against Qualcomm in the U. S. District Court for the Northern District of California as well as the timing of the lawsuit and specifics of the FTC’s complaints against said company.
4 Tips for Entrepreneurs Worried About Trump Immigration Policies
January 25, 2017
In this article, Susan Cohen speaks to the question of what the current administration will do in regards to the International Entrepreneur Rule, set up in the last weeks of the Obama Administration, and steps immigrant entrepreneurs can take to ensure their businesses succeed.
Trump Immigration Orders Stir Funding, Litigation Questions
January 25, 2017
Susan Cohen is quoted in this Law360 article addressing and analyzing two executive orders on immigration signed by President Trump in late January 2017. Susan is the founder and Chair of Mintz’s Immigration Practice.
A New Meaning For FRAND In Korea's Qualcomm Sanctions
January 24, 2017
A team of Mintz attorneys author this column discussing the Korean Fair Trade Commission’s steep fine against Qualcomm for antitrust violations and the continued antitrust concerns raised by Qualcomm’s licensing practices.
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