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Third Circuit Weighs Jurisdiction Over Class Action Suits Involving Website Tracking and Privacy Violations

Learn about a jurisdiction disagreement over website tracking and privacy rights that was argued before a three-judge panel of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals.

California Passes Greenhouse Gas Emissions Bill, Rejects Delay Request

Explore why the California legislature rejected the Governor’s request to delay climate accountability disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions by two years.

Department of Defense Gets its First Cybersecurity Policy Chief

The new Cybersecurity Policy Chief at the Department of Defense will focus on better metrics while eyeing potential benefits for the private sector.

Court Rules Facebook Post Was Unlawful Retaliation Under the FLSA

Learn why an employer’s social media posts- even true ones- can constitute unlawful retaliation against a former employee under the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA).

Class Certification Process Takes Center Stage in Price-Fixing Case

Learn about a recent decision in an antitrust case alleging price fixing for caustic soda and what it teaches us about the class certification process.

Amazon Antitrust Lawsuit Over Pricing Practices Will Proceed

Discover why an appeals court has ruled that an antitrust lawsuit over pricing practices at Amazon can proceed and what it means for both large and small companies.

FDIC Proposes New Rule to Regulate Bank-Fintech Custodial Deposit Accounts

 Learn about a new FDIC-proposed rule targeting bank-fintech custodial deposit accounts with stricter recordkeeping, reconciliations, and compliance reporting regulations.

How the ECHR Climate Ruling Impacts Businesses and Drives Sustainability

Read how the European Court of Human Rights climate ruling sets a new legal precedent, urging businesses to adopt stricter sustainability practices or face regulatory and reputational risks.

How A Holistic Compliance Approach Enhances Effectiveness

Discover how a holistic compliance approach leverages data from Legal, HR, IT, and more to meet regulatory expectations and enhance program effectiveness.

SEC Charges Inspire Investing for Misleading Statements and Compliance Failures

Learn why the SEC charged Inspire Investing for misleading investors and compliance failures in their “biblically responsible investing” strategy, leading to a $300,000 penalty.

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