Regulatory Actions October 30, 2021
Florida Prepares Special Session to Take on COVID Vaccine Mandates
The fight over COVID vaccine mandates in America is only heating up. This week alone, 19 different states brought a…
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Amazon Flex drivers to receive reimbursements for tips illegally withheld by e-commerce giant
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Radio host William Neil “Doc” Gallagher gets 3 life sentences for Ponzi scheme that bilked senior citizens
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Gree Electric and its subsidiaries to pay $91 million for failing to report dangerous dehumidifiers
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Regulatory Actions October 29, 2021
GOP Rips Biden Over Plan to Have IRS Watch Private Bank Accounts
President Biden’s so-called Build Back Better agenda is running into one challenge after the other. For starters, Democrats in the…
Regulatory Actions October 29, 2021
SEC sued BNZ One Capital and its co-founders for operating a Ponzi-like scheme
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a lawsuit against BNZ One Capital for allegedly operating a Ponzi-like scheme. The…
Regulatory Actions October 28, 2021
Progressives Forced to Remove Paid Family Leave from Social Spending Bill
For weeks now, Democrats in Congress have been debating the particulars of a social spending bill. The Biden administration is…
Business
October 27, 2021
Russia initiates antitrust case against Apple over “abusive” App Store policy
Russia initiated an antitrust lawsuit against Apple Inc (NASDAQ: AAPL) for failing to address its warning regarding the U.S. tech giant’s “abusive conduct” related to…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
Business
October 27, 2021
Music streaming company Akazoo to pay $38.8 million to settle fraud charges
Akazoo S.A., a purpoted music streaming company based in Greece, agreed to pay $38.8 million to settle a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Securities and…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
Business
October 25, 2021
Navistar to pay $52 million to resolve violations of the Clean Air Act
Navistar agreed to pay a civil penalty of $52 million and to prevent at least 10,000 tons of oxides of nitrogen (NOx) emissions to resolve…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
Business
October 22, 2021
FTC orders Online Trading Academy payment plans funder and servicer to offer debt forgiveness
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced that the funder and servicer of Online Trading Academy (OTA) payment plans agreed to offer debt forgiveness to defrauded…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
Financial Investigations
October 21, 2021
Credit Suisse to pay $475 million to settle fraud charges related to Mozambique loan
Credit Suisse Group AG (NYSE: CS) agreed to pay $475 million to settle fraud charges in connection with the financing of a multimillion-dollar loan for…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
Business
October 20, 2021
Facebook settles DOJ, DOL lawsuits alleging discriminatory recruitment practices
Facebook (NASDAQ: FB) reached separate settlement agreements with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Department of Labor (DOL) in connection with its alleged…
By – Marivic Cabural Summers
Regulatory Actions
April 1, 2024
Border Stampede Chaos: Texas Judge Orders Release of Migrants Involved in Rio Grande Riot
On Easter Sunday, an El Paso, Texas judge ordered the release of migrants accused of being involved in a border stampede and riot. The migrants overwhelmed National Guard troops along…
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Regulatory Actions
March 29, 2024
State Farm Faces Lawsuit for Denying Coverage in Wire Fraud Incident
(CALIFORNIA) – A California federal court has ruled against State Farm in a coverage dispute with a property…
By Samuel Lopez
Regulatory Actions
March 28, 2024
Insurer’s Embrace of Technology Under the Microscope: Addressing Prejudice and Bias in Claim Handling Procedures
(USA Herald) – The insurance industry is experiencing a digital revolution, with artificial intelligence (AI) playing an increasingly…
By Samuel Lopez
Regulatory Actions
March 23, 2024
DJT Takes on Wall Street: Trump’s Truth Social Soon to Hit the Stock Market
From luxury hotels to golf resorts, the brand of Donald J. Trump has been etched into various ventures…
By Jackie Allen
Regulatory Actions
March 8, 2024
Are First Responders Liable in Wrongful Death Claims for Delayed Action? Here’s a Breakdown
When it comes to emergencies, every second matters. People rely on first responders to provide critical help in…
By Jarome Gautreaux
Regulatory Actions
March 4, 2024
JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines Abandon $3.8 Billion Merger
The ambitious $3.8 billion merger between JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines has come to an abrupt end, sending…
By Jackie Allen
Regulatory Actions
February 20, 2024
Samsung Electronics Wins in Texas Court, $4 Billion Semiconductor Patent Case
Samsung Electronics emerged triumphant in a semiconductor patent infringement lawsuit. And saved itself from potential damages amounting to…
By Jackie Allen
Regulatory Actions
January 28, 2024
Biden Border Deal: A Closer Look at the Controversial Senate-Backed Proposal
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has strongly criticized the U.S.-Mexico Biden border deal endorsed by the Senate. Johnson…
By Jackie Allen
Regulatory Actions
January 22, 2024
Biden’s Voice: Investigating the Use of Generative AI in New Hampshire Robocalls
The New Hampshire’s Attorney General’s office announced on Monday that it is actively investigating reports of a disturbing…
By Jackie Allen
Regulatory Actions
December 30, 2023
Google Settles Antitrust Lawsuits Amid Claims of Illegal Monopoly and Tracking
San Francisco-based Google has faced prolonged legal battles in two antitrust lawsuits. The tech giant announced a significant…
By Jackie Allen
Regulatory Actions
December 13, 2023
Emergency Abortion Ban: Health Crisis Spurs Texas Mom to Leave Texas for Procedure
In a recent and controversial case, Kate Cox, a 31-year-old mother of two from Dallas, Texas, found herself…
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Regulatory Actions
March 15, 2026
AI Deepfake Warfare Emerging As The Next Legal Battlefield In 2026 Election Cycle
Regulatory Actions
March 13, 2026
Supreme Court Asked To Step In As 98-Year-Old Federal Judge Pauline Newman Fights Suspension From The Bench
Regulatory Actions
February 28, 2026
Iran War Immigration Impact – How H-1B Visas, Student Visas, Asylum Policy And U.S. Border Security Could Shift Overnight
Regulatory Actions
February 28, 2026
War With Iran Could Trigger A Global Insurance Shockwave — What It Means for American Policyholders And The Industry Worldwide
Regulatory Actions
February 27, 2026
California’s Separate Justice System: How One Man’s Fight With the State Bar Raises Questions That Still Matter Today
Regulatory Actions
February 22, 2026