DOJ’s Recent Corporate Compliance Program Evaluation Updates: More Of A Boon Than A Burden Jim Letten , Caroline B. Smith
Breach of Contract Claims Do Not Necessarily Constitute Unfair Trade Practice Violations Richard F. Zimmerman, Jr.
Agreement Isn’t Enough: The Fifth Circuit Examines Diversity Jurisdiction Sua Sponte Caroline B. Smith
Mailbox No More: Amendments to Middle District of Tennessee Local Rules Alter Responsibilities of Local Counsel Terrence M. McKelvey
Homeowners Liability Insurance Coverage for Coronavirus-Related Claims A. David Fawal , Hannah Kay Hunt Freeman
DOJ’s Yates Memorandum 5 Years Down the Road: Alive but is it Kicking? FCPA Enforcement of Individuals Post-“Yates” Jim Letten
An Unfortuitous, Fortuitous Event: Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Force Majeure in Louisiana Joshua G. McDiarmid , Julie M. McCall
Reflections on McClay Part II: Lindenberg Undone – Tennessee Supreme Court Restores Statutory Limits on Damages Awards in Tennessee Gadson William (Will) Perry
Reflections on McClay Part I: Tennessee Supreme Court Upholds the Statutory Cap on Non-Economic Damages – Signals that the Punitive Damages Cap Is Also Constitutional Daniel W. Van Horn
2019 Developments and Trends in the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) & Global Anti-Corruption Efforts, Part 3 of 3 Jim Letten , Caroline B. Smith
