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Associate Tung Nguyen shares insights on the U.S. government’s enforcement of antidumping and countervailing duties through anticircumvention and evasion investigations. He discusses the legal framework and examples of recent cases to identify key takeaways for companies to identify and manage their compliance risks in diversifying their supply chains.  

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On today’s episode of Ad Nauseam, Amy and Daniel cover two topics – the FTC’s review of the Green Guides and a recent NAD decision involving baby wipes that promised they are better for the planet.  They will discuss: (1) Are the FTC’s expectations for green claims changing? (2) Is NAD’s approach in line with the FTC approach? (3) What should advertisers do to reduce risk when making green claims? 

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FDA inspections of biopharmaceutical manufacturers often lead to the discovery of avoidable compliance issues.

On today’s episode, Staying Ahead of the Curve in BioPharma: Navigating FDA Inspections, Drug Supply Chain Security Act (DSCSA) Implementation, and Supply Chain Disruptions, we discuss tips for avoiding common compliance issues discovered during FDA inspections and explore the upcoming implementation of the DSCSA and its impact on supply chain stakeholders. From new technologies to processes for product tracing and verification, we'll cover the strategies you need to prepare for this important legislation. Additionally, we'll discuss the importance of being prepared for supply chain disruptions and how onshoring and near-shoring may provide solutions.

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The FTC has proposed a new rule under Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act that would significantly ban non-compete agreements between employers and workers. This podcast will help in-house counsel, HR professionals, investors and business leaders to consider what the proposed FTC rule could mean for their operations, how to best examine current business practices, and how to strengthen the defensible nature of non-compete agreements and similar arrangements.

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On today’s episode of AD Nauseam, Amy and Daniel will discuss two topics - a recent FTC case involving Google and iHeart Radio and a recent NAD decision involving CashApp.  Both cases focus on testimonials and endorsements, which they will cover from (1) an FTC perspective and (2) a NAD perspective. 

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In recognition of Black History Month, we are spotlighting four associates from within our various practice groups through our new podcast series Celebrating Black Voices at BakerHostetler.

On today’s episode of Celebrating Black Voices at BakerHostetler, our guests are Shade Quailey and Liza Sneitzer.

In this salute to Black History Month, we spotlight the backgrounds of two of the many BakerHostetler attorneys whose diverse experiences add to the rich culture of our firm.

The Data Security Incident Response Report features insights and metrics from 1,270+ incidents that members of the firm’s DADM Practice Group helped clients manage in 2021.

This episode takes us deeper into the top NFT-related cybersecurity, phishing, hacking and other risks in 2022.

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Since the recent NYC Pay Transparency law came into effect on November 1, companies now have new requirements to consider as it relates to their job postings. With several other states and cities having enacted similar laws in recent years, and with more coming down the pike, we’ve created a new podcast, Gaining Clarity on Pay Transparency, designed to help you navigate this new law and ensure you are in compliance.

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The Data Security Incident Response Report features insights and metrics from 1,270+ incidents that members of the firm’s DADM Practice Group helped clients manage in 2021.

This episode takes us deeper into the Office for Civil Rights’ Right of Access initiative.

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