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Oops, I Did It Again: Navigating Social Media Posts for Brands

Carl Hittinger Weighs in on Alaska Airlines/Hawaiian Airlines Merger in Law360 Article

Federal Court Rules False Claims Act’s Whistleblower Provisions Are Unconstitutional

Michelle Tanney, Kevin Edgar, Isabelle Sterling, Jamie Reiner Co-Author Article on Election Betting Contracts Case

Partner Todd Canni comments on the U.S. Government Accountability Office’s rejection of Associated Energy Group’s claim that the U.S. Department of Defense’s logistics agency unlawfully disclosed an internal memorandum containing sensitive information to a rival company in “GAO Says DOD’s Accidental Info Leak to Biz Rival Not Unfair.” Published Jan. 12, 2024, by Law360, the article points out that the company receiving the information, KHI, was asked to delete it immediately. Canni argues that “such information provided insights into AEG’s proposal and strategic mindset days before final proposals were due after already being made aware of AEG’s previously disclosed winning pricing strategy.

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<a href="https://www.law360.com/articles/1785526/gao-says-dod-s-accidental-info-leak-to-biz-rival-not-unfair">Read the article.</a>

Todd Canni Comments on DOD’s Accidental Info Leak in Law360 Article

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