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- "Top Ten Recent Copyright Cases," Intellectual Property & Technology Law Journal, Vol. 24, No. 5 (May 2012). Author: Terence P. Ross.
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- "Full Disclosure Is Not Always a Panacea," ARIAS Quarterly U.S. (First Quarter 2012). Author: Brian J. O'Sullivan.
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- "Responsible Corporate Officer Doctrine Enforcement in the Health Care Industry: Managing An Emerging Threat to Officers, Executives, and In-House Counsel," American Bar Association 29th Annual National Institute on White Collar Crime Coursebook (March 2012). Author: Robert T. Rhoad.
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- "The Application of Stolt-Nielsen to the Issue of Arbitral Consolidation," ARIAS Quarterly U.S. (Fourth Quarter 2012). Author: Brian J. O'Sullivan.
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- "Risk Management Standards for Energy Market Participants," Committee of Chief Risk Officers ("CCRO") White Paper (February 2012). Co-Authors: Morgan Davies, Mike Gill, Phil Gootee, Glen Mackey, Jason Plummer, Brad Radimer and Jack Yeager.
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- "Prudent Strategies in Dealing with Internet Sites Publishing Patient Ratings of Providers," California Health Law News, Vol. XXX, Issue 1, pp. 20-28 (Winter 2012). Author: David D. Johnson.
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- "Recent HHS Regulations Provide Ammunition Against State Moratoria on Medicaid Provider Enrollment," BNA Healthcare Policy Report, Vol. 20, No. 5, pp. 190-93 (January 30, 2012). Author: David D. Johnson.
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- "The ITC Can Play a Critical Role in Combating International Trade Secret Theft," Intellectual Property Today (January 20, 2012). Co-Authors: Mark A. Klapow, Kathryn L. Clune and Jessica Thompson.
Washington, D.C.-based attorneys with Crowell & Moring’s Litigation and Intellectual Property groups write about the impact of the Federal Circuit’s confirmation that the International Trade Commission (ITC) has jurisdiction over trade secret misappropriation, even if the predicate acts of misappropriation occur entirely outside of the United States.
According to the article, “The ITC is also an attractive forum against foreign defendants with no American presence because the ITC has in rem jurisdiction over goods imported into the United States. Therefore, the complainant may file in the ITC to keep goods out of the United States even if the importing entity is not subject to personal jurisdiction in the United States or is unknown.”
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- "Inside the Minds: Construction Dispute Resolution," Aspatore, 2012 ed. (2012). Co-Author: Jeffrey W. King.
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