Compliance

Prosecutors Are Closing In On Trump – Aren’t They?

The office of New York Attorney General Letitia James announced last week that its investigation of Donald Trump “is no […]

After Crippling Colonial Pipeline Cyber Attack, Industry Still Resists Incident Reporting Requirements

Following the recent Colonial Pipeline ransom attack, there is a push in Congress for new pipeline security legislation, but the […]

The Fraught Post-Pandemic Transition For Employers

The ninth annual employer survey from labor and employment firm Littler finds that employers transitioning to a post-pandemic workplace are […]

“Gamified” Trading Platforms Under Heavy Scrutiny

Online commission-free stock trading, with low or no minimums, has surged during the pandemic, and regulators and critics are coming […]

Zillow Seeks Dismissal Of Upstart Brokerage’s Antitrust Suit

Discount brokerage REX “has fabricated a massive industry-wide conspiracy,” according to Seattle-based real estate heavyweight Zillow Group Inc., in an […]

Housing Crisis, Fire Risk, Setting Off A Legal Battle In CA

More than 4 million acres in California burned last year, where there were five out of the six largest fires […]

Plagiarist Who Filed A DMCA Notice Backdated Her Work, Says Author

A plagiarist managed to spin The Digital Millennial Copyright Act to her advantage by backdating a post, then filing a […]

Texas AG’s Request For $3,800 Per Hour Outside Attorneys Is Thwarted By Lawmakers

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wanted to be able to pay outside counsel as much as $3,780 an hour for […]

Roundup of Boardroom Diversity Legislation

Although advocacy groups and institutional investors have long pushed for greater boardroom diversity, state legislatures have begun enacting or proposing […]