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Justices’ FTC Ruling Weakens Qui Tam’s Constitutional Base

by Siena Mangi | Aug 18, 2026

Daniel Passeser, Counsel in Wiggin and Dana’s Litigation Department and member of the False Claims Act Defense and Compliance Practice Group, was recently featured in Law360. The article explores how the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Slaughter may...

Chambers Global Practice Guide: Doing Business In 2026: USA – Massachusetts

by Tori Staniewicz | Jul 20, 2026

Wiggin and Dana Partners Paul Hughes, Evan Kipperman, Daniela Badiola Spanos, Katherine “Katie” Rubino, Tamia Simonis, and Mark Heaphy authored the “USA – Massachusetts Trends and Developments” chapter for Chambers and Partners’ Doing Business In… 2026...

The Manhattan DA’s Office Is Filling the Vacuum in White-Collar Enforcement

by Siena Mangi | Jul 9, 2026

Since leaving the Manhattan DA’s Office’s Major Economic Crimes Bureau at the end of 2024, I am frequently asked the following question: “Is the Manhattan DA’s office (“DANY”) going to start indicting white-collar cases that the DOJ is not prioritizing? My answer has...

A Lesson from the Federal Circuit: “About” or “Approximately” in Patent Claims May Render Them Indefinite and Invalid

by Jennifer Hill | May 8, 2026

Patent claims using general terms of approximation such as “about” or “approximately” may be at risk of invalidation when the terms are not well-defined. In a recent patent infringement case, Enviro Tech,[1] the Federal Circuit affirmed a district court ruling that...

Design Patents Enter the Virtual World: USPTO Expands Protection to Projections, Holograms, and Virtual/Augmented Reality Interfaces

by Christine Stackhouse | Mar 25, 2026

As visual displays move beyond the flat screen into projected interfaces, holograms, and virtual and augmented reality environments, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has moved with it. On March 13, 2026, the USPTO issued a Supplemental Guidance that, for...
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