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To Bean or Not to Bean: How Developments in Vanilla Flavoring Disputes Reveal Larger Trends in Mislabeling Cases
A number of recent cases seek to combat what plaintiffs claim is a surge of deceptive marketing by companies in the food space. In particular, there have been a number of claims concerning the use and labeling of vanilla flavoring, targeting everything from vanilla-flavored dairy and alternative milk products to flavored teas and cake mixes. Understanding trends in the “Vanilla Cases” may help companies anticipate legal developments dealing with other flavors.
Scope of DOJ’s Enforcement of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act After Van Buren | Barnes & Thornburg
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Scope of DOJ’s Enforcement of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act After Van Buren
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SEC Whistleblower Program Continues Record-breaking Performance Amid New Chair's Support
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SEC Chairman Announces 8 Core Principles
In his first public speech since becoming the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman, Jay Clayton shared his eight core principles that he indicates will guide his oversight of the agency, with an emphasis on the “Main Street” investor. This speech is significant because it provides insight into how the agency may balance benefits to investors against costs to the markets under the commission’s enforcement and regulatory powers.
The Yates Memo - DOJ Issues Questions and Answers: Question 7
Question: Does the “all facts” cooperation requirement apply in civil matters as well? Answer: Yes. If a company wishes to receive cooperation credit in a civil matter, it must disclose the relevant facts regarding the individuals involved in the misconduct. In two speeches following the issuance of the Yates Memo, Bill Baer, who was an associate attorney general at the time, provided additional guidance on what the DOJ expects in terms of cooperation in civil matters.
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