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Happy Data Privacy Day from the California AG: CCPA Violation Warning Letters
Issuing California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) warning letters is becoming an annual Data Privacy Day observance for California Attorney...
Before cheering the DC Circuit's dismissal of the American Chemistry Council's PFAS lawsuit, let's recognize its effect on all NGOs
Three Judges of the DC Circuit Court of Appeals have dismissed the American Chemistry Council's complaint challenging EPA's interim...
Feds "Hack the Hackers" and take down prolific (and dangerous) ransomware gang
A ransomware gang that has been targeting hospitals and other health care providers has been at least temporarily dismantled by the FBI....
The Digital Dismissal Dilemma
The recent New York Times piece about the chaos arising from terminating remote workers highlights the difficulties employers face...
Florida CFO Bans ESG Investing By Florida Deferred Compensation Plan
This week, Florida CFO Patronis directed "all participating asset managers to remove ESG investment funds as options for participants in...
This NIMBY lawsuit is doomed but that doesn't mean that it won't cause considerable harm before it dies.
Yesterday the Nantucket Residents Against Turbines were in Federal Court arguing the merits of their last ditch effort to stop the...
News of Recent Layoffs Prompts a Review of the WARN Act
WARN Act compliance is evergreen. Recent tech layoffs provide an important reminder of WARN’s importance for all employers contemplating...
Texas AG Bars Major Bank from Underwriting Municipal Bond Offerings in Texas Due to Alleged Discrimination Against Firearms Industry
Last week, it was reported that the Texas Attorney General would "not approve any public security" which was purchased or issued by a...
This is no way to run a railroad or make environmental law. EPA's most recent definition of Waters of the United States heads to court.
Everyone expected that EPA's eighth attempt to define the reach of the Federal Clean Water Act would end up in court. I have to...
This Federal Court reminds us that most of the Executive Branch's environmental protection authority comes from Congress
Inside EPA is reporting this morning that a three judge panel of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals has joined the 9th Circuit Court...
Future of Non-Competes Up in the Air
Future of Non-Competes Up in the Air
The FTC recently announced its proposal to ban non-compete clauses in employment agreements. That...
Pay Transparency Challenges... and Opportunities
If your business hires employees in California, you are no doubt aware that the Golden State rang in the New Year by becoming yet another...
Backwards, forwards, square, and round. The battle over the reach of the Federal Clean Water Act continues.
Backwards, forwards, square and round. So goes a lyric by the late great Jeff Beck who died this week. Mr. Beck wasn't...
Chair Powell States Federal Reserve is Not a "Climate Policymaker"
Today, Chair Powell of the Federal Reserve delivered a speech at the Symposium of Central Bank Independence in Stockholm, Sweden, in...
There once was a coastal resiliency project on Nantucket . . . A cautionary tale.
Yesterday the Sconset Beach Preservation Fund announced it would comply with a Nantucket Conservation Commission enforcement order and...
Latest Climate Change Tort Lawsuit Brings Civil RICO Claims
Beginning in 2017, an array of state and local governments have pursued tort claims against major fossil fuel producers (e.g., the major...
To Compete or Not Compete? That is the (Proposed) Federal Question
Today's news about the Federal Trade Commission's proposal to ban or severely limit non-compete agreements simply moves what has long...
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