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Harris' Promised Ban on Food Price Gouging Could Be Difficult to Implement, Antitrust Experts Say
Agency regulation and enforcement of a law banning price gouging would be "resource-intensive work that has a very uncertain capacity to deliver a good result," said former FTC Chair William Kovacic.9th Circuit Judge Highlights Circuit Split on Federal Preemption Question in Bankruptcy
Judge Milan Smith Jr. noted a disagreement between circuit courts on whether state claims arising in a bankruptcy proceeding must be lodged in federal court.California Supreme Court Affirms $2.5M Discovery Sanction Against Los Angeles
In a unanimous ruling, the court held that judges have a broad, although not limitless, authority under statute to impose reasonable sanctions for discovery misconduct.'Faithless Fiduciaries': Live Nation Faces Chancery Litigation Amid Anticompetition Allegations
Live Nation shareholders, in a complaint, said they were misled about anti-competitive practices as well as Live Nation's compliance with government investigations, placing the company at financial and reputational risk.View more book results for the query "*"
Romantic Partner of Ex-FTX Executive Charged With Campaign Finance Crimes
Federal prosecutors allege Michelle Bond and Ex-FTX Executive Ryan Salame cooked up a fake consulting agreement between Bond and FTX, for which she was paid $400,000. The funds were allegedly funneled to her campaign.The Law Firm Disrupted: The Legal Workplace Spans 4 Generations. Treat That as an Opportunity
Baby boomers, Gen X, millennials and Zoomers are all part of the talent mix right now, offering opportunities in the workplace, noted Husch Blackwell CEO Jamie Lawless.Argentina Owes Bondholders More Than $300 Million, 2nd Circuit Rules
A unanimous three-judge panel affirmed a lower court's finding that investors were owed reversionary interests in collateral backing the bonds, which recently matured.Split Pa. High Court Rules Anti-Hate Lawn Signs Targeting Neighbor Were Protected Speech
According to the defendants' lawyer, the ruling delves into an area where little case law exists: "what rights you have as a property owner and speech on your own property."Cook: Default Judgment or Not, Plaintiffs Need to Show Work to Obtain Damages
Vice Chancellor Nathan Cook, in an opinion, granted Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss and their investment fund only a fraction of the $1.3 million they claimed to be owed by the founder of a magazine they invested in.Trending Stories
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