Insights

Crowell & Moring Partner Linda Malek, a member of the firm's Health Care Group, will be speaking at HCCA Research Compliance & SCCE Higher Education Compliance Conference, taking place on Monday, June 8t, 2026 at San Antonio, Texas. Her presentation, "Anatomy of a Scientific Misconduct Investigation," will take place at 2:15–3:15 PM CDT.

Crowell & Moring Partner Jason Johnson, a member of the firm's Health Care Group, will be speaking at HCCA Research Compliance & SCCE Higher Education Compliance Conference, taking place on Monday, June 8t, 2026 at San Antonio, Texas. His presentation, "Understanding Changes to the Research Misconduct Rule," will take place at 1:00–2:00 PM CDT.

Crowell & Moring Senior Counsel Blaze Waleski, a member of the firm's Privacy & Cybersecurity Group, will be speaking at the SCCE Higher Education Compliance & HCCA Research Compliance Conference, taking place on Monday, June 8, 2026, at San Antonio, Texas. His presentation, "The Complex Legal Landscape for Privacy and AI," will take place at 2:15–3:15 PM CDT.

John Davis, Genevieve Moreland, George D. Carry and Turkessa L. Brown to present "Privilege Log Objections are Rising: How to Survive Rule 26(f)(3)(D)". This in-depth training course provides legal professionals with essential knowledge and tools to effectively manage privilege logs and associated issues within the context of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP 26), the Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE 502) and ethical requirements. Participants will explore risks, best practices and compliance strategies for privilege logs, emphasizing both the strategic, legal and technological (think GenAI) aspects of modern discovery. Attendees will enhance their capabilities to construct, negotiate, and efficiently and ethically manage privilege logs, while remaining informed about recent legal developments.

Join us to learn about several significant legal changes in the first half of 2025 that impact retailers/e-commerce in the United States.

The Class Action & Private Litigation Committee of the New York State Bar Association’s Antitrust Section is hosting a virtual program on June 17 at 12 p.m. EST exploring the growing interest in Robinson-Patman Act (“RPA”) class actions amidst renewed FTC enforcement. Our panel of experienced antitrust litigators and a leading economist will examine why RPA claims present significant challenges for class certification, the procedural and substantive hurdles both plaintiffs and defendants face, and the implications for private litigation from recent developments in FTC’s enforcement of the RPA.