Articles

  • 07.09.18

    Top Fintech Trends to Watch in 2018

    For the past several years, we have been predicting an increase in partnerships between banks and fintech companies. We anticipate this trend will continue, and we expect to see joint ventures and acquisitions accelerate in the second half of 2018.Check out our infographic below to find out more ...

  • 07.01.18

    Telehealth: A New Frontier for Compliance Officers

    As telehealth services become increasingly popular, healthcare providers and health insurers need to keep a careful eye on the unique compliance issues raised by the delivery of these services.

  • 06.18.18

    New York Attorney General’s Cartel Bust Is Just the Beginning

    Earlier this year, the New York attorney general’s office brought two separate criminal actions against local firms and associated individuals for antitrust violations ...

  • 06.18.18

    Insights From State AG Coordinated Opioid Investigation

    In a slow but steady trickle of filings over the past 12 months, starting with Ohio, 23 state attorneys general have brought lawsuits against opioid manufacturers.

  • 05.31.18

    Legal Ramifications of AR and VR—Déjà Vu All Over Again

    Manatt’s John Gatti, Naader Banki and Katrina Dela Cruz penned an article on the legal ramifications of AR and VR for AR/VR Magazine.

  • 05.22.18

    Presidents Can Be Indicted

    On Wednesday, President Donald Trump’s lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, said that Special Counsel Robert Mueller and his team have concluded that they can’t indict a sitting president, simply because Justice Department guidelines prohibit such an action.

  • 05.01.18

    Mooting Mootness

    With over 2,000 judges, California probably has the largest court system in the world. Such a massive system—directly employing about 19,000 people in over 500 buildings—is an expensive operation.

  • 04.25.18

    Eminent Domain, the Movie

    If you ever wanted to know what it’s like to be the target of a government agency that covets your home, go see a new movie called “Little Pink House.” It is largely the backstory of Kelo v. City of New London, 545 U.S. 469 (2005). In case you have forgotten, Kelo was the case ...

  • 04.23.18

    California Employers Not Required to ‘Police’ Meal Breaks

    As employers are not required to “police” whether or not workers take meal breaks, a California appellate panel dismissed a putative class action suit seeking payment for missed breaks under state law.

  • 04.23.18

    DSRIP Antitrust Considerations: The Case for a COPA

    Editor’s Note: On March 27, 2018, the author partnered with Christine White, vice president of legal affairs at Northwell Health, Inc., to present a webinar for the Greater New York Hospital Association (GNYHA) entitled “DSRIP Antitrust Considerations: The Case for a COPA.” ...