Alison Frankel is a litigation columnist for Reuters, specializing in legal issues and developments. With a focus on the intersection of law and business, Alison provides insightful analysis and commentary on high-profile cases, appellate decisions, and legal trends. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo Finance and Nasdaq.
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By: Alison Frankel
Two lawsuits filed within hours of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission vote to bar almost all employee noncompete agreements offer courts a veritable smorgasbord of rationales for blocking the new rule, from the FTC’s alleged failure to consider less sweeping alternatives to its purported violation of a recently adopted U.S. Supreme Court doctrine restricting federal agency forays into uncharted are
By: Alison Frankel
Pharma company Pfizer told a New York federal judge on Monday that it is entitled to recoup about $75 million from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s $600 million settlement with now-shuttered hedge fund SAC Capital because it was victimized by SAC’s insider trading.
By: Alison Frankel
(Reuters) - Pharma company Pfizer told a New York federal judge on Monday that it is entitled to recoup about $75 million from the U.S.
May 8 (Reuters) - For TikTok and its parent company ByteDance, the decision about where to file a petition contesting the constitutionality of a
Back in March, at the first hearing in consolidated litigation over allegedly undisclosed side effects from Ozempic and other diet drugs, plaintiffs lawyers told a Philadelphia federal judge that they'd already agreed on a slate of four lawyers to lead the mass tort case.
By: Alison Frankel
May 13 (Reuters) - An Uber-backed Nevada ballot initiative that would impose the most sweeping and draconian contingency fee limit in the U.S. has survived its first legal challenge.
By: Alison Frankel
May 13 (Reuters) - A Delaware law professor accused Tesla on Monday of threatening to fire one of its longtime law firms if he proceeded with plans
By: Alison Frankel
(Reuters) - A Delaware law professor accused Tesla on Monday of threatening to fire one of its longtime law firms if he proceeded with plans to file
By: Alison Frankel
May 14 (Reuters) - U.S. law firm Sullivan & Cromwell a Florida federal judge on Monday to dismiss a by FTX customers who of helping the crypto exchange cheat them out of billions of dollars.
By: Alison Frankel
As federal appellate courts continue to grapple with questions about where online businesses can be sued, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed on Tuesday to revisit the dismissal of a California consumer class action against nationwide online payment platform Shopify.
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