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* Federal Court grants summary judgment on grounds an economically integrated hospital system is a single entity for antitrust analysis. * The 2015..
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The tort of interference with economic expectancy addresses the interference with a business relationship or expectancy that has not amounted to a..
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As my colleague, Scot Ganow, suggested earlier this year, it won’t be long before the Supreme Court again finds itself at the intersection of Fourth..
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The Sixth Circuit has penned numerous opinions relating to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ("ERISA"), specifically involving the..
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* Charlie Faruki, Laura Sanom, Jade Smarda and Michael Mayer successfully defend a corporate client accused of destroying evidence relevant to an..
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In the past, I have blogged about de-identification. Simply put, de-identification is the process of rendering personally identifiable data..
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Following a very successful year in the wake of Frozen and other blockbuster hits, multiple Hollywood Studios have been named in several antitrust..
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In the latest chapter of what has been a landmark year in sports law, several current and former minor league baseball players have filed a class..
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Faruki Ireland & Cox P.L.L. is pleased to announce that Charles Faruki, Jeff Ireland and Ron Raether were recently selected by their peers for..
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We recently hosted representatives from the Office of Civil Rights (“OCR”) in both Dayton and Cincinnati. During their visits, they provided..
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