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MetLife Sues Gov’t Over ‘Too Big To Fail’ Distinction

January 14, 2015

Though the insurer had hoped to avoid litigation, MetLife said it had no choice but to file a lawsuit to […]

Avoiding Successor Liability In International M&A

January 14, 2015

What constitutes due diligence in the areas of bribery/corruption and antitrust?

Big Push For Privacy In Europe’s Top Court

January 14, 2015

Last year the Court of Justice of the European Union, the highest judicial authority of the EU, rendered three important […]

Legal Fees Eat Bank Profits

January 13, 2015

The nation’s biggest Banks are set to record a five percent dip in profit for the first time since 2008, […]

Reducing The Risk Of Consumer Class Actions

January 13, 2015

There has been an uptick in consumer fraud class actions, many of them targeting claims made by way of ingredient […]

A Needed Redefinition Of “Full-Time” Work

January 12, 2015

Writing on the U.S. Chamber of Commerce website, Sean Hackbarth looks at the pros and cons of changing the definition […]

House Set To Roll Back Dodd-Frank Regs

January 12, 2015

A scathing critique says the financial industry and members of Congress are trying to gut the law.

Wheeler Leans Toward Strict Net Neutrality

January 9, 2015

In a speech at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler hinted he was […]

What The Newman Insider Trading Case Will Mean

January 8, 2015

A look at last month’s Second Circuit Court of Appeals decision in United States v. Newman and its implications, from […]

FTC Ends Yelp Inquiry

January 8, 2015

The FTC has ended its nearly year-long investigation off Yelp, the online customer rating site, without taking any action, according […]

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