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WebPutin’s Billionaires Dodge Sanctions by Financing Lawsuits. An investment firm founded by Russian billionaires with ties to Vladimir Putin has financed lawsuits around the world, in some cases working with the company’s directors, clients, and Russian banks in an effort to evade international sanctions. By Emily R. Siegel and John Holland.
CFPB, Employees Reach Tentative Deal to Raise Worker Pay Bands
Web1 day ago · The CFPB and the National Treasury Employees Union agreed on April 19 to a deal that raises pay bands for current employees 2% in 2025 and 2026. Pay bands are the salary ranges for employees of different ranks. “The 2% in ’25 and ’26 is not anywhere close to what we had proposed originally and think is the best way of doing it,” Solange ...
ANALYSIS: Bloomberg Law 2023—What’s Next for the Legal Industry
WebNov 14, 2022 · Bloomberg Law’s legal analysts are looking ahead to next year with Bloomberg Law 2023. These analyses provide data-rich, actionable perspectives on key issues shaping the practice of law and highlight what to expect across the legal landscape in the year ahead.
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WebThe owner of a business that coordinates US infrastructure investments for foreign nationals seeking EB-5 visas is on the hook for all the $2.5 million in damages he was ordered to pay his company after a trial court found he funneled funds to himself and another executive, the Delaware Supreme Court ruled Monday.
ID Verification Is Rising as Social Media’s Next Big Issue
Web1 day ago · Many Americans want to know more. In a 2023 YouGov survey of 1,000 adults, 62% said platforms should require users’ real names and identity verification. States including California, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Rhode Island, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming have gone further further—enacting explicit social media impersonation …
ANALYSIS: Bloomberg Law 2024—The Legal Industry Looks Ahead
WebNov 6, 2023 · Bloomberg Law’s expert analysts have you covered this year to get you ahead of the curve going into 2024. Access our Bloomberg Law 2024 series here, covering trends in Litigation, Transactions & Contracts, Artificial Intelligence, Regulatory & Compliance, and the Practice of Law. I f you’re reading this on the Bloomberg Terminal, please run ...
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WebSunPower Corp. will eliminate more than 25% of its workforce as the company copes with a prolonged slump in the rooftop solar business. The shareholder who successfully challenged co-founder ’s $56 billion pay package is asking the Delaware court for an order barring Musk from trying to move the dispute to Texas.
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WebStarbucks Unionization Drive Hits 10,000-Worker Mark. Unions have successfully organized more than 10,000 workers at Starbucks Corp. locations nationwide, according to a Bloomberg Law analysis of NLRB election data. This article contains step-by-step instructions to replicate this research and conduct similar analyses in Bloomberg Law.
By the Numbers: Four Practices to Power Big Law Growth in 2024
WebJan 3, 2024 · The peak-and-valley cycle is driven by capacity constraints at plaintiffs’ firms who typically file these cases, Euclid Fiduciary says. Michael Hines, a partner at Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom who defends these …
ANALYSIS: Expect to See Targeted Growth in Litigation Finance
WebNov 6, 2023 · 2023 has been an eventful year for litigation finance as the industry continues to mature. Buoyed by consistent demand for financing in key practice areas, and undeterred by calls for greater transparency, litigation finance is set to continue its upward trajectory in 2024.. Optimism about the industry’s direction will also help bolster it in the coming year.
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