Kentucky AG Investigation Into ESG-Related Investment Practices Reflects Emerging Trend
On November 14, 2022, the Kentucky Attorney General's Office announced an investigation "into alleged violations of Kentucky's consumer protection laws related to ESG (environmental, social, governance) investment practices of The Vanguard Group, Inc. . . . and State Street Bank." The announcement indicates that the Attorney General's Office sent civil...
Read moreCrisis Management: Working With (Not Against) the Media
In many cases, corporate crises will result from media coverage. Even if a published story isn’t the cause of a crisis, media coverage can exacerbate the reputational and financial risks involved. As a result, establishing a favorable relationship with the media is often a critical aspect of crisis management. Too...
Read moreMedia Communications – Legal and Ethical Considerations for Lawyers
Introduction As attorneys, we are often confronted with the difficult question of how to respond to inquiries from the media. Due to the public nature of our courts and legal system, the filing of a lawsuit, indictment, or other legal proceeding can immediately result in a deluge of inquiries from...
Read moreFederal Criminal Defense Lawyer Salary: How Much Do They Make?
Working as a federal criminal defense lawyer is a fulfilling career for many different reasons. Not only do federal criminal defense lawyers get to spend decades honing their craft while witnessing (and perhaps influencing) changes in the law first-hand, but they get to do so while helping people who are...
Read moreNick Oberheiden on Newsy 4.20.20
During this interview on Newsy, Nick explains the coming litigation and also how hospitals are trying to correct course now. Nick Oberheiden on Newsy 4.20.20 from Annie Scranton on Vimeo. [our-team-block]
Read moreNick Oberheiden on Newsmax
Nick Oberheiden on Newsmax from Annie Scranton on Vimeo. [our-team-block]
Read moreCoronavirus Pandemic and the Aviation Industry
In an interview with Cheddar Inc., Nick Oberheiden, federal attorney and founder of Oberheiden P.C., discusses just how dire the Coronavirus pandemic is for the U.S. aviation industry, and what the worst of it could look like for airlines. [our-team-block]
Read moreBayer Paid Doctors Millions for Questionable Birth Control Device
July 8, 2018 Bayer Paid Doctors Millions for Questionable Birth Control Device Bayer AG, the pharmaceutical giant responsible for drugs and devices such as Aleve, Aspirin, and Yaz, is facing tens of thousands of lawsuits from women who claim that its new Essure birth control device is dangerous and defective....
Read moreImpact of the Government Shutdown on the Federal Court
As the government shutdown continues into its fourth week with no signs of ending on the horizon, most people have heard of the effects on the national parks, the lines at TSA screening stations at the nation’s airports, and even the President personally sponsoring dinner to the winners of the...
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