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Los Angeles, California · Los AngelesUnder the corporate-law doctrine of limited liability, shareholders who invest in corporations are not liable for those corporations’ debts. Limited liability encourages economic growth by attracting investors, but it can also prevent monetary recovery for victims of corporate misconduct, creating a longstanding “dilemma” at the heart of American corporate law. In a recent article, Andrew Verstein, a law professor at the University of California…See the Story
Passing Liability to States of Incorporation
FTC · United StatesThe two Democratic commissioners at the U.S. Federal Trade Commission said they were illegally fired by President Donald Trump on Tuesday, in another major test of the independence of regulatory agencies.
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Trump fires both Democratic commissioners at FTC
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Brian Thompson · BloomingtonThe recent murder of Brian Thompson, the former CEO of UnitedHealthcare—the largest health insurance company in the United States—has sparked widespread debate about the practices of insurance companies. One practice now under greater scrutiny is health care insurers’ use of artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms to deny patient coverage. In a forthcoming article, Jennifer D. Oliva, a professor of law at Indiana University Maurer School of Law,…See the Story
Algorithms Deny Humans Health Care
Work · United StatesA key part of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 is Title VII, a federal statute that makes it illegal for an employer to discriminate on the basis of sex. Yet approximately 60 percent of employees reported experiencing unwanted sexual attention or coercion at their workplace in recent years. Although the U.S. Congress intended Title VII to be a sweeping prohibition on employment discrimination, not every type of discrimination that employees can exp…See the Story
Title VII and the Fight Against Sexual Harassment at Work
Lee Zeldin · United StatesWASHINGTON >> The Trump administration announced a wave of regulatory rollbacks on Wednesday including a repeal of Biden-era emissions limits on power plants and automobiles, as well as reduced protections for waterways.See the Story
Trump moves to unwind over two dozen air, water regulations | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
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