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Businesses Still Fuzzy About Corporate Transparency Act Compliance as Deadline Looms
The new law, aimed at curtailing corruption and money laundering, will force private companies to identify who owns them—information some had been keeping under wraps.Pa. Law Firm Sues IRS, Seeking Nearly $800K in Pandemic-Era Tax Credits
Are personal injury firms, inherently reliant on a functioning court and jury trial system to bring in revenue, entitled to relief from the pandemic?Supreme Court Term Limits Are Doable By Statute, Retired Federal Judge Says
"I'm not saying it wouldn't be a difficult political slog if somebody thought that there was some disadvantage to their side," Judge Diane Wood said. "But I frankly see no constitutional barrier."Who Got the Work: Perkins Coie Partners Appear for Microsoft in Patent Case
Microsoft, Apple and Google all face complaints filed last month by Never-Search, a Cupertino company whose founder holds patents on technology to enhance geographical maps with information about points of interest.Judge in George Santos' Fraud Case Bars Written Juror Queries in Upcoming Trial
Santos, whose trial is set to begin next month, pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to a superseding indictment.View more book results for the query "*"
Health Care Industry Left Uncertain a Year After DOJ, FTC Withdrew Antitrust Guidance, Lawyers Say
"Without those guidelines, you're kind of left scratching your head in terms of what would be acceptable to the agencies," said antitrust attorney Michelle Mantine.Longtime Lawyer Lands Front Man Role in Hard Rock's Legal Dept.
Frank Chesky continued to climb the ladder after joining Hard Rock in 2017 to help open the company's Atlantic City casino.Florida Federal Courts Face Rising Trend in Employment Suits
There is a new trend in the Sunshine State. Employment suits are on the rise in the federal courts in Florida, with a steady increase in these actions…Berger Montague Files Antitrust Suit Against NCAA, Citing Ban on Canadian Hockey League Talent
"The NCAA and its membership institutions have agreed, through certain bylaws, to prohibit anyone who has played in the CHL from playing Division I hockey," according to the complaint alleging an unlawful boycott of Canadian Hockey League players.'Illegal Conspiracy'?: Class Action Challenges NCAA Ban on Canadian Hockey League Talent
"The NCAA and its membership institutions have agreed, through certain bylaws, to prohibit anyone who has played in the CHL from playing Division I hockey," according to the complaint alleging an unlawful boycott of Canadian Hockey League players.Trending Stories
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