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RSHC Partner Greg Curtner examines NCAA case in ALM's Litigation Daily
Greg Curtner provided commentary on recent arguments in the Supreme Court case that will decide the future of amateurism in college athletics. In his piece "Amateurism Is Not a Horizontal Price Fix," Curtner unpacks what took place during the March 31 arguments, noting that the discussion included a "jumble of half-baked antitrust concepts, polemics rather than facts, and lack of focus on the legitimate issues before the Court."Full story: RSHC Partner Greg Curtner examines NCAA case in ALM's Litigation Daily -
RSHC Partner Greg Curtner publishes article on NCAA Supreme Court Case in AmLaw Litigation Daily
In "Education or Exploitation? Fair or Foul? The NCAA Plays in a Different Court — the Supreme Court," Greg Curtner answers key questions on the legal arguments in Alston.Full story: RSHC Partner Greg Curtner publishes article on NCAA Supreme Court Case in AmLaw Litigation Daily -
Greg Curtner co-publishes "Ending Amateurism Would Be Disastrous for Student-Athletes" in The Hill
In an opinion piece for The Hill, Greg Curtner; James Heckman, Nobel Prize-Winning Economist and University of Chicago Professor; and Colleen Loughlin, PhD economist and Executive Vice President at Compass Lexecon, make a research-based argument for preserving the amateur system.Full story: Greg Curtner co-publishes "Ending Amateurism Would Be Disastrous for Student-Athletes" in The Hill -
The Biden Administration and the Tech Industry by Jack Theis
In his Built In article, “What Biden Means for Tech,” RSHC Partner Jack Theis discusses the how the Biden Administration’s legislative, regulatory, and enforcement priorities will impact the tech industry, and the proactive steps tech firms can take to prepare. Jack counsels that the tech industry can expect new antitrust legislation, financial services regulation, increased enforcement actions and congressional investigations, and federal data privacy and cybersecurity initiatives.Full story: The Biden Administration and the Tech Industry by Jack Theis -
Patricia Brown Holmes Shares Lessons Learned from the Pandemic with Law360
Law360 invited RSHC Managing Partner Patricia Brown Holmes and other law firm leaders to answer five questions about lessons learned one year into the pandemic. Enjoy watching Patricia’s video clips.Full story: Patricia Brown Holmes Shares Lessons Learned from the Pandemic with Law360 -
RSHC Featured in Lawdragon 15th Anniversary Edition
Lawdragon’s feature on Riley Safer Holmes & Cancila, “Law Firm So Real,” highlights the Firm’s unique origin as a true "blank slate" and its continuing commitments to helping clients achieve their goals, maintaining professional excellence in all areas of work, and advancing a Firm culture that is built on authentic diversity, equity, and inclusion.Full story: RSHC Featured in Lawdragon 15th Anniversary Edition -
Deborah Bone and Joshua Roquemore publish "How to Navigate Automotive AR's Legal Challenges" in Built In
In "How to Navigate Automotive AR's Legal Challenges," RSHC Attorneys Deborah Bone and Joshua Roquemore discuss the numerous legal challenges posed by fast-moving augmented reality technology.Full story: Deborah Bone and Joshua Roquemore publish "How to Navigate Automotive AR's Legal Challenges" in Built In -
Best Lawyers Features RSHC Managing Partner Patricia Brown Holmes in "Best Law Firms" Issue
Best Lawyers' new "Best Law Firms" issue chronicles the distinguished career of RSHC Managing Partner Patricia Brown Holmes in a new profile. Tracing Holmes' journey from high school to law school, prosecutorial work to the judicial bench and private practice, this article also explores the judge's legendary resilience, public service, and commitment to diversity and inclusion in the profession.Full story: Best Lawyers Features RSHC Managing Partner Patricia Brown Holmes in "Best Law Firms" Issue -
Dave Resnicoff Discusses FCPA Compliance Challenges for Growing Global Life-Sciences Companies in New Anti-Corruption Report
RSHC Partner Dave Resnicoff discusses FCPA compliance challenges facing fast-growing life-sciences companies raised by Alexion Pharmaceutical’s $21 million FCPA settlement with SEC in the July 22, 2020 edition of the Anti-Corruption Report.Full story: Dave Resnicoff Discusses FCPA Compliance Challenges for Growing Global Life-Sciences Companies in New Anti-Corruption Report -
"Tips For Protecting Privilege In Remote Internal Investigations" by Patricia Brown Holmes, Kelly Warner, and Andrew Wu published in Law360.
RSHC Attorneys Patricia Brown Holmes, Kelly Warner, and Andrew Wu, co-authored "Tips For Protecting Privilege In Remote Internal Investigations" which was published in Law 360 on August 20, 2020.Full story: "Tips For Protecting Privilege In Remote Internal Investigations" by Patricia Brown Holmes, Kelly Warner, and Andrew Wu published in Law360. -
Public Comments Close on Proposed FAA Rule Governing Remote ID of Unmanned Aerial System
The Federal Aviation Administration closed public comments in March 2020 on a newly proposed rule aimed at integrating unmanned aircraft systems (“UAS”) such as drones to United States airspace, specifically low-altitude air traffic. This article outlines the key provisions of the FAA’s proposal for Remote Identification of UAS in an incremental phase towards the eventual goal of comprehensive UAS traffic management.Full story: Public Comments Close on Proposed FAA Rule Governing Remote ID of Unmanned Aerial System -
The Public and Private Sectors Are Ready to Unleash Unmanned Maritime Vehicles
Are unmanned maritime vehicles the next frontier in autonomous technology? The defense, commercial, and scientific sectors have realized the potential for unmanned maritime vehicles (UMVs). This article provides an introduction for stakeholders — manufacturers, insurers, consumers, and operators — to understand the governing authorities of UMVs.Full story: The Public and Private Sectors Are Ready to Unleash Unmanned Maritime Vehicles -
Autonomous Vehicles: Current Legal Landscape and Challenges on the Horizon
RSHC’s Autonomous Vehicles Team offers a brief snapshot of the ever-evolving legal landscape for connected and autonomous ground vehicles (“CAV”) and unmanned aerial vehicles (“UAV”). The article provides federal and state-by-state overviews of CAV and UAV laws and regulations, including Arizona, California, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, North Carolina, and Virginia.Full story: Autonomous Vehicles: Current Legal Landscape and Challenges on the Horizon -
Connected Vehicles Bring Promise of Mobility — and Jobs — to Two Million People With Disabilities
Riddle: What lifts people out of long-term poverty; pours previously untapped pools of workers into the workforce, thereby stimulating the economy; and grants independence to two million people with disabilities in the United States? Answer: Self-driving vehicles.Full story: Connected Vehicles Bring Promise of Mobility — and Jobs — to Two Million People With Disabilities -
Bruce Wagman Published in Marin Independent Journal About Recent Win for Birds Across America
The federal government has been mandated by federal law to protect birds in commerce since 2002. However, it was not until this year that the American Anti-Vivisection Society and Avian Welfare Coalition finally won its fight to force the government to enact regulations that will cover birds sold commercially and used in exhibitions, public shows, and zoos.Full story: Bruce Wagman Published in Marin Independent Journal About Recent Win for Birds Across America