Foley And Lardner
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777, Milwaukee, WI 53202
Recent News About Foley And Lardner
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A Chicago federal appeals court has ruled it is constitutional for Wisconsin to make lawyers belong to the state bar association, despite a lawyer's contention his dues back political causes he does not support
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Foley Partner Monica Chmielewski, member of the firm’s Health Care, Telemedicine, and Digital Health Industry Team, will be speaking at Insight Exchange Network’s Utilization Management Virtual Conference taking place October 20-22nd.
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Foley’s Environmental Practice is hosting a three-part webinar series to illuminate the changes in environmental obligations for companies during COVID-19 and other times of uncertainty.
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Foley Of Counsel Emily Wein, a member of the firm’s Health Care, Telemedicine, and Digital Health Industry Teams will be presenting at this year’s Northwest Regional Telehealth Resource Center (NRTRC) Conference.
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A federal appeals court has revived a class action lawsuit in which cat owners sued PetSmart and Hill’s Pet Nutrition over allegations a “prescription diet” food was not any better than normal products.
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A Chicago federal judge has barred an Ohio health insurer from pursuing a class action against several pharmaceutical companies, which are already embroiled in massive litigation over their testosterone drugs, saying the thousands of potential claims would be too individualized to be served well by a class action and the insurer’s drug review practices were “unconventional.”
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit is back to its full intended complement of judges after the confirmation of Michael Scudder and Amy St. Eve, two Chicago judges who joined the bench in May.
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Two companies specializing in software used by car dealerships must face an antitrust lawsuit alleging they improperly cornered the market for key industry data, and allegedly used their market share to close off competitors and jack up prices charged to vendors seeking the information they held.
