Elon Musk did not receive Tesla compensation as a director but has been involved in a long-running dispute in McCormick’s court – which he has thus far lost – over a $56 billion pay package Tesla ...

Brandie Knox is founder of Knox Design Strategy, maker of litigation software tool Moxx App. Views are the author’s own. Litigation attorneys are increasingly plugged into technology to represent ...

The start of any administration in Washington means regulatory change as the incoming team tries to enact the new president’s agenda. But this year will be unusually uncertain as companies leverage ...

The action against JetBlue came in the final weeks of the Biden administration, which has taken a muscular regulatory posture against airlines in terms of enforcement actions and drawn sustained fire ...

CVS announced CostVantage in late 2023 as its pharmacies struggled with flatlining payment for dispensing drugs. The company blamed an antiquated reimbursement model that led pharmacies to use higher ...

The term “gun-jumping” derives from the colloquialism “jumping the gun,” or proceeding with the assumption of management duties that are prohibited until an antitrust review period, such as prescribed ...

Planned Building Services and its affiliates and Guardian Service Industries, in separate agreements with the Federal Trade Commission, have agreed to stop enforcing no-hire agreements they require of ...

Bank of America must shore up its Bank Secrecy Act and sanctions compliance programs, according to a cease-and-desist order issued last week by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. The Dec.

With its recent rejection of a shareholder proposal that challenged its diversity, equity and inclusion policies, Costco didn’t actually break new ground. Even as anti-DEI campaigns have surged, most ...

Despite privacy being a major concern for both marketers and consumers, 75% of the most visited websites in the U.S. and Europe are not compliant with two major privacy regulations, according to ...

In the annals of aviation litigation, Roberto Mata v. Avianca isn’t a particularly interesting complaint: Airline beverage trolley injures passenger’s knee during a flight from El Salvador to New York ...

The Sixth Circuit specifically noted that it would “no longer afford deference” to the FCC’s reading of the 1996 Telecommunications Act given the Loper Bright Enterprises ruling, which ended four ...