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The CFPB Is Digging In for Last Days of Biden's Term. But What Happens Next?
“There are a lot of consumers and particularly consumer advocates who think that the CFPB has done a great job. Trump held himself out to be a populist … acting, with an agenda that supports consumers,” said Alan Kaplinsky, the former leader of Ballard Spahr's Consumer Financial Services Group. “He’s got to navigate this area carefully.”
Private Equity-Backed Medical Imaging Chain Hires CLO, Continuing C-Suite Makeover
"Health care organizations face an increasingly complicated business landscape. At the same time, the demand for their services is dictating rapid expansion, innovation, and operational shifts," said Chris Shea, chief legal officer of MedQuest Associates.
Southern Connecticut Firms Promote 5 New Partners
Berchem Moses and Silver Golub & Teitell announce partnerships.
Smith, Gambrell & Russell Expands to Italy With Cross-Border Transactional Attorneys
The new Milan office is intended to help Italian companies open in the U.S., firm officials say.
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Texas Legal Malpractice & Lawyer Discipline 2024
Authors: Charles F. Herring, JR, Jason M. Panzer, Leah Turner
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CFPB Proposes Rule to Regulate Data Brokers Selling Sensitive Information
In today's digital landscape, data brokers are like modern-day gold miners, sifting through the intimate details of our lives—our addresses, financial records, Social Security numbers—and quietly turning that information into profit. Most of us never asked for this arrangement, yet here we are, with personal data fueling a booming, largely unregulated industry.
Arizona Board Gives Thumbs Up to KPMG's Bid To Deliver Legal Services
The Arizona Supreme Court's Committee on Alternative Business Structures unanimously recommended that the state's high court approve the Big Four firm's application for an ABS license.
Matt's Corner: Legal Malpractice as It Relates to Ethical Violations
Is there a cause of action for violation of our Rules of Professional Conduct?
Statute of Limitations Shrivels $5M Jury Award to Less than $1M, 8th Circuit Rules
A jury awarded a $5 million verdict in favor of the plaintiff, Christopher Y. Meek, for nearly 40 years of inflated prices for Kansas City Life Insurance Co. However, under the statute of limitations, the payout was reduced to $908,000.
Navigating the Business Immigration in a Second Trump Administration
The first Trump administration brought many surprises and challenges to the U.S. immigration landscape; and while immigration attorneys are more prepared for the second administration, many unknowns still remain.Trending Stories
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