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California Supreme Court Limits Pass-on Defense
On July 12, 2010, the California Supreme Court addressed the issue of “whether under the Cartwright Act an antitrust defendant can defeat liability by asserting a pass-on defense.” Clayworth v. Pfizer, Inc., No. S166435, 2010 WL 2721021 (Cal. July 12,...On July 12, 2010, the California Supreme Cou...
EPA Proposes TSCA Inventory Reporting Modifications
In the Federal Register issue of 08/13/2010, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released for public comment a proposed rule that would, if adopted, significantly change the TSCA Inventory Update Reporting (IUR). The first part of the notice, "Supplementary Information",...
Injured In a Motorcycle Accident? The Importance of Hiring an Experienced Personal Injury Lawyer
The following is a guest post by Colorado accident lawyer Daniel R. Rosen: Motorcyclists often receive an unwarranted reputation for driving recklessly, taking risks, and violating traffic laws. A major study conducted by the University of Southern California (USC) found that...
Doing CRAC
As an adjunct professor, I tend to remember that old saw about those that can, those that can't, and which of the two are teachers. It's a little scary. Between avoiding being in the wrong half of that equation, and wondering what the students might ask me next, there is plenty of...
Ninth Circuit "Strikes" a Blow for Proper Motion Procedure
Phillies' slugger Ryan Howard was ejected from a game this week in extra innings, leaving his team (which had no more position players) to insert ace pitcher Roy Oswalt into the outfield and to use him at the plate. First time the Phils used a pitcher in the field in decades. Howard...
