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RiskWatchThe New Safe Harbor Policy For M&ADavid Rybicki and Neil Smith of the law firm K&L Gates discuss the new Department of Justice Safe Harbor Policy for voluntary self-disclosure made in connection with M&A. The discussion covers several different focus points, including concerns that need to be top of mind for acquirers, key industries to watch, and the growing importance of deeper due diligence, both pre and post deal. You can find links to David and Neils’ contact information here (David) and here (Neil) as well as the US Policy and Regulatory Alert on the Safe Harbor Policy that the firm published on th...2023-11-2020 min
K&L Gates Healthcare TriageCybersecurity Risk in the Health Care IndustryAs health care providers are increasingly relying on complex and integrated electronic medical record systems, the health care industry has rapidly become one of the most frequent and often vulnerable targets for cybersecurity threat actors. In this week’s episode, partners Gina Bertolini, John Lawrence, and David Rybicki discuss why health care providers in particular are being targeted by threat actors, how providers can help protect themselves against this risk, and how providers should react in the event a cybersecurity attack occurs.2021-08-0919 min
HUB TalksVoluntary Disclosure: Deep Dive - Key Trends in US Corporate EnforcementIn this episode, Investigations, Enforcement and White Collar partners Bobby Higdon and David Rybicki reflect on their recent posts in the Department of Justice and what to expect in the world of corporate enforcement under the Biden Administration. Together with host and K&L Gates partner David Peet, the group discusses trends in federal cases relating to COVID-19 Fraud, and what the future could hold as the new administration places its policy stamp on the Department of Justice. 2021-08-0528 min
SCOTUScastCargill v. Doe I - Post-Argument SCOTUScastOn December 1 2020, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Cargill v. Doe I. There were two legal questions before the Court. The first was whether the presumption against extraterritorial application of the Alien Tort Statute is displaced by allegations that a U.S. company generally conducted oversight of its foreign operations at its headquarters and made operational and financial decisions there, even though the conduct alleged to violate international law occurred in – and the plaintiffs suffered their injuries in – a foreign country. The second question before the Court was whether a domestic corporation is subject to liability in a private acti...2020-12-1823 min
FedSoc ForumsCourthouse Steps Oral Argument Teleforum: Nestlé USA, Inc. v. Doe IThe case of Nestlé USA, Inc. v. Doe I (consolidated with Cargill, Inc. v. Doe I) will have oral arguments before the Supreme Court on December 1, 2020. At issue is whether an aiding and abetting claim against a domestic corporation brought under the Alien Tort Statute may overcome the extraterritoriality bar where the claim is based on allegations of general corporate activity in the United States and where the plaintiffs cannot trace the alleged harms, which occurred abroad at the hands of unidentified foreign actors, to that activity. Also at issue is whether the judiciary has the authority under the Alien T...2020-12-0839 min
TK with James Scott: A Writing, Reading, & Books PodcastEp. 32: Clare Beams & Emily L. SmithHemmed in by what she 'should' be writing, Clare Beams turned a corner by freeing herself to write what would become the title story in her phenomenal collection WE SHOW WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED. James was fortunate enough to edit one of Clare's stories for ONE STORY, and they discuss that experience as well as putting her collection together, how she ignored advice to maintain a consistent level of weird, and exploring the limitlessness of short fiction. Plus Emily Smith, publisher at Lookout Books, describes the unique program at the University of North Carolina Wilmington. - ...2017-04-251h 35