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A Request for Information from the Federal Trade Commission may presage significant changes in the more than $800 billion U.S. franchise industry. Rarely does […]
Meta’s proposed $37.5 million settlement of a privacy class action encountered a stumbling block when U.S. District Court Judge James Donato refused to grant […]
As life after the pandemic has normalized, leaders are faced with employees wanting to manage their work/life balance, the company wanting to reduce the […]
News accounts in most major outlets and many of the minor ones have been pretty scathing. One source pegs the story under the category […]
Richard Cassin, writing in FCPA Blog, discusses an unusual confidentiality clause relating to the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act in a Walmart CFO’s retirement agreement. […]
Her lawyers say “no reasonable person would conclude that her statements were truly statements of fact, they are simply “her opinions and legal theories […]
Big tech is not amenable to routine antitrust remedies, which are designed to address restraint of trade and restore competition. One remedy that could […]
NYU law prof Christopher Jon Sprigman says there is a better way than court packing to counter “partisan judges.” Congress has the power to […]
Reason.com occasionally gets it right, although their contributors have an annoying habit of reducing everything to dollars and cents (recently a former climate change-denier […]
How are contract obligations affected in times of extreme uncertainty? This post looks first at the force majeure clause and how it might apply when contract non-performance is the result of supply chain…