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Webinar: Wage & Hour Law Under the Second Trump Administration

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With federal wage-and-hour law rapidly evolving under the Trump administration, now is the time for in‑house counsel, HR professionals, and industry leaders to take stock of the changes and proactively prepare for what’s ahead. On Tuesday, April 8 Allan Bloom and Rachel Philion of Proskauer’s Wage and Hour Group are hosting a complimentary webinar where they will discuss the current state of federal wage and hour law and what potential developme…
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Webinar: Wage & Hour Law Under the Second Trump Administration

With federal wage-and-hour law rapidly evolving under the Trump administration, now is the time for in‑house counsel, HR professionals, and industry leaders to take stock of the changes and proactively prepare for what’s ahead. On Tuesday, April 8 Allan Bloom and Rachel Philion of Proskauer’s Wage and Hour Group are hosting a complimentary webinar where they will discuss the current state of federal wage and hour law and what potential developme…

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Under Donald Trump, the SEC Should Open up Private Markets to Retail Investors

Under Donald Trump, the SEC Should Open up Private Markets to Retail Investors Tue, 04/01/2025 - 13:13 Back Opinion Regulated funds are the natural bridge to allow individuals greater accessBy Eric J. Pan(Originally published in the Financial Times on April 1, 2025)The challenge ahead for Donald Trump’s nominee for chair of the Securities and Exchange Commission is to show how the securities regulator can do its part in fulfilling the president…

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Institutional investors face less proxy power over companies under second Trump administration

It is already evident two months into Trump’s second Presidential Term that changes within the Securities Exchange Commission (“SEC”) will amount to a sea change in terms of proxy power for investors and with respect to ESG matters. Since Trump designated Mark Uyeda as Acting Chairman of the SEC (pending Senate approval of Paul Atkins

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