We are deeply saddened by the loss of our friend, Steve Susman. Read more here: https://t.co/hUw1bluZtK

The President has broad authority to pardon individuals convicted of federal crimes – and President Trump has recently exercised that power. How does someone obtain a presidential pardon? Find out here: https://t.co/ZpaHGy8L4p #president #pardon

Iancu v. Brunetti permits registration of a potentially substantial category of "immoral" and "scandalous" trademarks. Learn about this and other cases in the 2019 Supreme Court Business Briefing: https://t.co/Gh6dSXuuzr #SCOTUS #appellatetwitter

Lorenzo v. SEC is a potential source of concern for professionals who assist in preparing prospectuses and other communications to investors—and a potential boon to private securities-fraud plaintiffs. Learn more in the Supreme Court Business Briefing: https://t.co/Gh6dSXcTaR

Kisor v. Wilkie makes it easier for regulated businesses to challenge federal agencies' interpretations of their own regulations. Read our clear analysis in the 2019 Supreme Court Business Briefing: https://t.co/Gh6dSXuuzr #SCOTUS #supremecourt #appellatetwitter

The #SCOTUS decision in Apple v. Pepper provides a clear rule for determining which purchasers may bring federal #antitrust suits to challenge anticompetitive conduct in complex markets. #appellatetwitter #classactions Read more here:

We are pleased to present our 9th Annual Supreme Court Business Briefing, which provides succinct analysis on the #SCOTUS decisions this Term that have greatest impact on #business. Read more: https://t.co/Gh6dSXuuzr

The impact of the latest US litigation trends on the global litigation market is the topic of a panel featuring Steven Molo at @LegalWeek's Commercial Litigation & Arbitration Forum in London on Nov. 6. Read more here https://t.co/KrxSEF6PpW #LWCLAF

Explore the pros and cons or #arbitration as compared to #litigation in a #patent dispute with speakers from @JAMSADR @HughesHubbard and @MoloLamken during the One-Day #Patent CLE Seminar. https://t.co/hfeKzDgJ8I

Fifth Amendment complexities arising from the government's use of interview statements from a corporate internal investigation are analyzed by ML's Justin Shur and Eric Nitz in their @Law360 Expert Analysis. Read more here https://t.co/lXXhCgODHx

Leading legal guide, @BenchLitigation , revealed its 2019 rankings recognizing ML as a Top 10 Boutique and as "a favorite among the crowded field of litigation shops." Read more here https://t.co/TIODLr99Tq

Great panel session on the rise of the robolawyer with Mark Lyon (Williams & Connolly), Matthew Rotert (@MoloLamken), Cristin Traylor (@McGuireWoodsLLP), and Philip Weldon (@friedfrank), and moderated by Neil Etheridge (@csdisco)! @MastersConf

The importance of software in litigation is discussed in the 2018 Edition of Plugged In: Guidebook to Software and the Law. ML partner Ben Quarmby contributes to this analysis with chapters on encryption, patents, and copyright. Read more here https://t.co/KdDCSlXcxn

Privilege in multi-jurisdictional fraud and asset recovery litigation will be the topic of a panel featuring Steven Molo at the Asset Recovery Americas conference on September 24 in New York. https://t.co/VjatkmYoCf #AssetRecoveryAmericas

What do you do if your company is being investigated by the DOJ or SEC? Crisis management strategies will be one of the topics of a panel discussion featuring ML’s Jessica Ortiz at the upcoming Benchmark Litigation: Women in Litigation Forum on Sept. 13. https://t.co/64eT9k3yj2

Handling government investigations will be discussed by ML's Jessica Ortiz, @DeutscheBank's Erika Engelson, @UBS's Patricia Canavan, @RANEnetwork's Serina Vash, & @Cravath's Margaret D'Amico at @BenchLitigation's Women in Litigation Forum Sept 13 in NYC. https://t.co/ryThCtsDZh

And that’s a wrap on the FCPA panel! Thanks to the @ABAesq for providing the opportunity to participate in a fascinating conversation among a thoughtful panel and an involved audience! #ABAAnnual

ABA FCPA panel discusses enforcement as countries increasingly cooperate in investigations. Increased trainings, global resolution, and benefits to victim states, but concerns for corporations about who to approach first, data privacy, and privilege. #ABAAnnual @ABAesq

Great reminder from Marta Carreira-Slabe: If you have a compliance program but haven’t seen any problems - that’s a problem. Don’t make assumptions, even (or especially) in jurisdictions considered “low risk.” #ABAAnnual

Insights on FCPA: Being there matters. There’s no substitute for in-person, in-country interviews in assessing potential merger targets - and corporations should provide detailed FCPA training for employees working in country that speaks to industry risks. #ABAAnnual