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April 27, 2023

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These law schools aced the job market in 2022

REUTERS/Andrew Kelly

Reuters analyzed the ABA’s new employment numbers to determine which law schools fared the best in the entry-level job market last year. And the No. 1 school is?

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How a fake ID let Hyundai suppliers use child labor in Alabama

REUTERS/Cheney Orr

When labor officials conducted an inspection of a Hyundai Glovis warehouse in Montgomery, Alabama, late last year, a young-looking worker caught their eye. Reuters examines how a fake ID enabled Hyundai suppliers to use child labor in Alabama.

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Microsoft competitor’s billion-dollar consumer fraud case tossed by appeals court

A new ruling from the 11th Circuit is a good reminder that if you want to bring a Lanham Act lawsuit alleging that your business was hurt by a competitor’s false advertising, you have to be able to show that you were actually in competition. Cybersecurity company TocMail claimed that Microsoft’s allegedly deceptive representations about the anti-phishing capabilities of its email filtering product cost TocMail at least $9.5 billion — yes, with a b — because TocMail was Microsoft’s only rival in the market. But the 11th Circuit said TocMail failed to offer any proof that it was, in fact, a market rival — no testimony from a confused customer, no expert report on customer attitudes, not even evidence that TocMail broadly marketed its competing product or made a single sale. Alison Frankel writes that she has long been interested in Lanham Act litigation as a complement (or alternative) to consumer fraud class actions. But like consumers, she says, businesses have to prove they were injured.

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