Partner Hunter Carter appeared on CNN Chile to discuss the debate over gay marriage in Chile and the complaint brought against the State of Chile in the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights by the Gay Liberation Movement.
Managing Partner Matthew Clark and Automotive leader Aaron Jacoby were quoted in a Daily Journal article after the firm announced it signed a lease for a new San Francisco office.
Today, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) held a press conference to announce that it recently filed 8 separate complaints in federal courts across the country against entities and individuals sending “spam” text messages offering purportedly free gift cards to consumers.
Richard Brand, leader of Arent Fox’s Sports practice, was a guest on the Emmy-award winning show “YES/Forbes SportsMoney” on the YES Network to discuss critical components of the recently announced multi-billion dollar television deal between the Los Angeles Dodgers and Time Warner Cable.
Arent Fox Government Relations partner Jon S. Bouker advocated for the inclusion of a critical provision on behalf of Second Chance Employment Services.
On February 26, 2013, the United States Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit rejected a petition filed by American Electricity Power Services Corporation and other power companies challenging a 2011 Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) order concerning pole attachments.
Arent Fox Health Care partner Rachel Hold-Weiss was quoted by Modern Healthcare for a story on efforts by zone program integrity contractors (ZPICs) to expose provider fraud.
Arent Fox Intellectual Property partner Anthony Lupo was profiled in a feature article by The Washington Post for making a “career out of breaking the mold of a typical D.C. regulatory lawyer,” while maintaining a “bustling entertainment practice that could rival that of a California firm.”
The deadline for filing annual certificates of compliance with federal Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI) rules with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is Friday, March 1, 2013.
J. Crew Group, Inc. sued one of its former designers, Dwight Fenton, for breaching its duty of confidentiality, unfair competition and misappropriation, alleging that when he left the company to work for a direct competitor, he took with him trade secrets and other confidential business information.
Arent Fox Intellectual Property partner Pamela Deese was featured in a Missouri Lawyers Media article featuring the legal debate over the phrase “Rally Squirrel.”