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No Comments Is Your Company's DEI Program Lawful?
The Supreme Court’s ruling against affirmative action has implications beyond the ivory tower.
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No Comments Senior Attorney Helped FTX Founder Misuse Customer Funds, Report Says
The unnamed lawyer in a document released by FTC Chief Executive John J. Ray III appears to be the crypto exchange’s former chief regulatory officer, Daniel Friedberg, say people familiar with the matter.
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No Comments Democracy Vindicates Alito on Abortion
The issue is helping Democrats for now, as the people decide.
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No Comments Georgia-Pacific Ruling Reinvigorates Texas Two-Step
Just as the Texas Two-Step looked to be on the ropes, a federal appeals court showed the controversial tactic still has legs. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals earlier this week signaled strong approval for Georgia-Pacific’s strategy of settling mass asbestos claims through the chapter 11 case of its affiliate Bestwall, the first of the current breed of Texas Two-Step bankruptcies. Bestwall filed for chapter 11 in 2017 in North Carolina and has since been locked in a standoff with asbestos-injury claimants who are determined...
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No Comments ProPublica's Fishing Expedition for Justice Alito
The attack on the Supreme Court Justice over ethics and recusal is an attempt at Court-thinning.
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No Comments The FTC sued Amazon, alleging that the retail giant worked for years to enroll consumers without consent into Amazon Prime and made it difficult to cancel their subscriptions to the program.
The FTC sued Amazon, alleging that the retail giant worked for years to enroll consumers without consent into Amazon Prime and made it difficult to cancel their subscriptions to the program.
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No Comments Internal JPMorgan Report Provides New Details on Bank's Ties to Jeffrey Epstein
The report concluded in 2019 that Epstein regularly gave personal and business advice to Jes Staley and set up meetings with foreign government officials.
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No Comments Suspected Islamic State Allies Kill at Least 37 High-School Students in Uganda
Updated June 17, 2023 6:57 pm ETKAMPALA, Uganda—Suspected members of an Islamic State-affiliated terror group killed at least 37 high-school students and three adults in Uganda’s worst attack in more than a decade, the Ugandan military and local officials said Saturday.Copyright ©2023 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8