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This month, the Consumer Product Safety Commission is introducing a new template for companies reporting the monthly progress of recalls.

The EPA proposed rule to set GHG emission performance standards for fossil-fuel powered electric generating units, was published in the Federal Register yesterday after almost three months since EPA first issued it.

Shareholders are increasingly raising social and environmental issues in meetings.

On Monday, October 28, 2013, the governors of California, Oregon, and Washington and the premier of British Columbia signed a non-binding agreement in which the sub-national governments agreed to common steps to combat climate change and increase the development of clean energy and transportation.

A new newsletter from the Council of Development Finance Agencies and Clean Energy Group is worth checking out.

Last week, we posted that SolarCity is offering a private placement of $54.4 million of securitized solar notes, and the interest rate on the notes was recently just announced.

As we'd previously reported, the U.S. House had scheduled to vote today on legislation repealing in full the healthcare reform law known as The Affordable Care Act (aka PPACA).

Individuals who wish to make contributions to foreign charities should be aware of the increasingly regulated landscape surrounding international charitable giving and estate planning.

On Dec. 6, 2011, the European Commission (EC) started a consultation on the application of the EU competition law rules to "technology transfer agreements" (TTAs). TTA is the EC’s term for patent, know-how and software copyright licensing agreements, as well as similar agreements.

Identifying the "client" in closely held corporations can be difficult, but critical. That determination can affect both privilege protection for communications

Effective July 22, 2013, the United States Small Business Association is increasing the amount of revenue a company can earn and still qualify as a small business.

On August 19, 2010, the U.S. Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission jointly issued new Horizontal Merger Guidelines, which the agencies claim better reflect their actual practices, provide more clarity and transparency, and will provide businesses with a greater understanding of how the agencies review transactions.

Last Thursday, December 4, 2014, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) reached a settlement agreement with Premier Consulting Group LLC and the Law Office of Michael Lupoloverrequiring the defendants to pay a fine of roughly $69,000 for allegedly charging consumers illegal upfront fees for debt relief services.

Earlier this week, Judge Henry Hudson of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia became the first judge to strike down as unconstitutional the Minimum Essential Coverage Provision of the healthcare reform law, which requires uninsured individuals to carry certain levels of health insurance.

We have previously discussed on this blog the ever-increasing federal and state focus on healthcare fraud prevention and enforcement activities.

Brentwood, Tennessee-based RegionalCare Hospital Partners announced another hospital joint venture, this time with Billings Clinic, a community-owned healthcare organization in Billings, Montana.

Rule 30(b)(6) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure allows corporations' adversaries to insist that the corporation select a spokesman to provide binding testimony about designated topics.

The last two Privilege Points described ways in which the work product doctrine provides less protection than the attorney-client privilege.