JD Supra Morning Brief: Dietary Supplements, Rorschach Test, SEC Reports, Divorce Prep
On this day in 1990: the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party agrees to give up its monopoly on power. So what’s on YOUR to-do list? Oh yeah – the JD Supra Morning Brief:
How do we engage patients to improve their own healthcare? Cool technology might work (Fenwick & West)
Word to the wise: when you tell users you’re not collecting their personal information, don’t (Is That Legal?)
“These dietary supplements are absolutely not enhancing my immune function. I can just feel it…” (Morrison & Foerster)
What do YOU see when you look at Lance Armstrong? (Morvillo Abramowitz)
Do your SEC reports look any different today? Perhaps they should… (Corporate Law Report)
Minnesota wind farms - where eagles dare… (McCarter & English)
Don’t be surprised if you have to give your zip code to California businesses when making an online purchase – it’s legal now (Perkins Coie)
What to do if you’re accused of a federal crime? (The Kaiser Law Firm)
Russia’s Federal Antimonopoly Service approved Rosneft’s $5 billion acquisition of TNK-BP (King & Spalding)
What can employers expect form immigration reform? (Littler)
Considering a divorce? Here’s what you need to do first (Adrian H. Altshuler)
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