After being convicted on nearly two dozen charges, a former Massachusetts mayor will launch an appeal that is expected to include objections to COVID-19-related restrictions placed on his trial in an appellate test case that experts told Law360 has little chance of success.
As advocates for a World Trade Organization proposal to temporarily waive intellectual property protections for COVID-19 vaccines try to win more support from developed countries, one obstacle to reaching consensus is whether compulsory licenses will require pharmaceutical companies to divulge trade secrets, experts say.
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Federal judges should be willing and able to assess COVID-19 workplace safety, counsel for Amazon.com workers told the Second Circuit Wednesday, after an appellate judge sympathized with the jurist who kicked their case to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
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