Johnson & Johnson denied wrongdoing, but Oklahoma Judge Thad Balkman ordered the pharmaceutical company to pay $572 million.
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High Court Confirms That the Role of the Courts Is Not to “Discover, Uncover, Or…
The recent High Court judgment in Graham Frederick John Auliffe and ors v Susan Ellis EWHC 1427 (QB) clarified…
Understanding the Social Housing Crisis: What Can the PM Do
Housing is in a state of flux with residents being evicted by landlords on unreasonable grounds and thousands of…
Will a French specificity, which has been criticised for a long time and misunderstood by a number of foreign companies, soon disappear, and thus reduce the volume of litigations in this arena? Recent legislation has been enacted, considerably amending the provisions of the French Commercial Code…
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Danske Bank: Does Banking Regulation Need an Overhaul?
While the fall-out from the Danske Bank money laundering scandal continues at pace, it is far from clear at this…
Criminal Law: The Changes and Complications
“I hung out my shingle as soon as I passed the bar, and I have enjoyed this work tremendously. I would up in…
If HMRC becomes suspicious of your company’s tax-related activities, it’s likely that you will receive notice of an investigation under caution.
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Navigating the Government’s No Deal Brexit Preparations for Data Protection
The UK government’s recently announced certain Brexit/No Deal preparations when it comes to data protection and…
What Is the Immigration Law in the US?
For over a century, the United States has been a place of refuge for people from all over the world.