Brooks Law Blog contributors have represented and advised corporate and institutional clients in government investigations predicated by whistleblower complaints and worked with whistleblowers in cases returning hundreds of millions of dollars to the government. Our experts keep a steady stream of posts coming so you are always up to speed. The FCA is a potential landmine for anyone doing business with the government. We hope this blog will help you navigate it.
Complex civil litigation involves high-stakes lawsuits that require specialized judicial management due to factors like the number of parties, voluminous electronic discovery, complicated damage determinations, or intricate scientific and legal issues. These cases differ from standard civil matters by their scale, cost, and procedural complexity. Developments in this area tend to involve the nation’s largest, best known, and most lucrative companies.
Coverage on this area of law discusses legal developments in the areas of wrongful discharge, discrimination, harassment, wage and hour violations, defamation, and issues involving restrictive covenants, noncompetes, nonsolicitation, and nondisclosure of confidential information. Brooks Law Blog contributors have expertise representing institutional and individual clients in these types of employment matters.
Corporate government matters focus on enforcing the rights of shareholders of both public and private corporations, protecting them against wrongs such a fraud; breach of fiduciary duty, insider trading, corporate waste, self-dealing, and unjust enrichment.
Brooks Law Blog contributors have experience in investigating potential wrongdoing within companies, public entities, and non-profits. Their internal investigations are led by industry experts and supported by Blog contributors.
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