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EEOC Flexes Its Subpoena Power With Corporate Diversity Probes
The EEOC has increased subpoena enforcement actions to investigate alleged anti-White discrimination in corporate DEI programs, with recent wins against Nike and Northwestern Mutual. The agency is usi…
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Grant Thornton CEO Says CBIZ Merger is Key to Unlocking AI Value
Grant Thornton announced a $5 billion acquisition of CBIZ, creating the fifth-largest U.S. accounting firm. The deal, backed by New Mountain Capital, aims to scale AI investments and talent, with clos…
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Weil Gotshal Corporate Chair Mike Aiello to Join Cravath
Michael Aiello, chair of Weil Gotshal’s corporate practice and a top M&A lawyer, is resigning to join Cravath, Swaine & Moore with a group of partners. His departure follows other leadership exits at …
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US Attorney Enforcer Singh Gets DOJ Senior Leadership Promotion
Aakash Singh, known for aggressive DOJ reforms under Trump priorities, was promoted to principal associate deputy attorney general, overseeing operations across 93 US attorneys’ offices and litigating…
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Trump’s EPA on a Mission to Ease Air Rules by 2028: Explained
The Trump administration’s EPA is advancing four major air rule changes by 2028 to reduce regulatory burdens, including proposals to ease permitting for data centers, weaken chemical accident safety s…
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Trump $103,000 H-1B Charge Tests Bounds of Fee Setting Authority
The Department of Homeland Security proposed a $103,265 fee for hiring new H-1B workers, claiming authority to recoup costs across multiple agencies. The fee, unprecedented in scale and scope, faces l…
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Bloomberg Law: Birthright Citizenship Order Blocked
Constitutional law expert Jonathan Adler, a Professor at William & Mary Law School, discusses the Supreme Court allowing President Trump to begin massive layoffs and a judge blocking Trump's ...
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Cyberattack on Thomson Reuters Company Hits Courts in 11 States
A cyberattack in March 2025 against Thomson Reuters' C-Track subsidiary compromised court records in 11 states, potentially exposing personal identification information. The incident was discovered Ju…
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