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Amazon.com: Jane Kirtley: Books
Amazon.com: Jane Kirtley: Books

FMI v. Argus Leader Media — Supreme Court Broadens Scope of FOIA Exemption
FMI v. Argus Leader Media — Supreme Court Broadens Scope of FOIA Exemption

No. 18A146 SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES __
No. 18A146 SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES __

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES No. 18-481 FOOD MARKETING  INSTITUTE, PETITIONER v. ARGUS LEADER MEDIA,
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES No. 18-481 FOOD MARKETING INSTITUTE, PETITIONER v. ARGUS LEADER MEDIA,

7 Important Supreme Court Decisions of 2019 for Trial Lawyers – American  Legal Magazine
7 Important Supreme Court Decisions of 2019 for Trial Lawyers – American Legal Magazine

Class Determination 2-79 - Confidentiality of Business Information  Submitted in Contract Proposals and Related Documents (11/15/
Class Determination 2-79 - Confidentiality of Business Information Submitted in Contract Proposals and Related Documents (11/15/

CASE NO. 17-1346 IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE EIGHTH  CIRCUIT ARGUS LEADER MEDIA, D/B/A ARGUS LEADER, Plaintiff
CASE NO. 17-1346 IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE EIGHTH CIRCUIT ARGUS LEADER MEDIA, D/B/A ARGUS LEADER, Plaintiff

Looking Back | NACS MAGAZINE
Looking Back | NACS MAGAZINE

Opinion analysis: Court gives broad meaning to “confidential” in FOIA  exemption for commercial and financial information - SCOTUSblog
Opinion analysis: Court gives broad meaning to “confidential” in FOIA exemption for commercial and financial information - SCOTUSblog

Untitled
Untitled

The CCR on Twitter: "[1/2] Should private industry be able to appeal court  orders to disclose government information under the #FOIA? We think not!  That's why, this week, we filed an amicus
The CCR on Twitter: "[1/2] Should private industry be able to appeal court orders to disclose government information under the #FOIA? We think not! That's why, this week, we filed an amicus

Case No. 17-1346 IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE EIGHTH  CIRCUIT Appellee,
Case No. 17-1346 IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE EIGHTH CIRCUIT Appellee,

Food Marketing Institute v. Argus Leader Media
Food Marketing Institute v. Argus Leader Media

Trade Secrets Review: Key 2019 Decisions and Trends (Part I)
Trade Secrets Review: Key 2019 Decisions and Trends (Part I)

Quest for food stamp data lands newspaper at Supreme Court | News |  moultrieobserver.com
Quest for food stamp data lands newspaper at Supreme Court | News | moultrieobserver.com

FMI | FMI v. Argus Leader
FMI | FMI v. Argus Leader

Patent Docs: Food Marketing Institute v. Argus Leader Media (2019)
Patent Docs: Food Marketing Institute v. Argus Leader Media (2019)

Argument analysis: Justices appear likely to endorse broader reading of  FOIA exemption for "confidential" commercial information - SCOTUSblog
Argument analysis: Justices appear likely to endorse broader reading of FOIA exemption for "confidential" commercial information - SCOTUSblog

Supreme Court freedom of information: Where does food stamp money go?
Supreme Court freedom of information: Where does food stamp money go?

18-481 Food Marketing Institute v. Argus Leader Media (06/24/2019)
18-481 Food Marketing Institute v. Argus Leader Media (06/24/2019)

Regulatory Alert
Regulatory Alert

U.S. Supreme Court hears freedom of information case involving South Dakota  newspaper - West River Eagle
U.S. Supreme Court hears freedom of information case involving South Dakota newspaper - West River Eagle

Freedom of Information Act: Read the Supreme Court decision in Argus Leader  vs. Food Marketing Institute
Freedom of Information Act: Read the Supreme Court decision in Argus Leader vs. Food Marketing Institute

Argument analysis: Justices appear likely to endorse broader reading of  FOIA exemption for "confidential" commercial information - SCOTUSblog
Argument analysis: Justices appear likely to endorse broader reading of FOIA exemption for "confidential" commercial information - SCOTUSblog