The Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs, the U.S. Department of Labor agency that enforces federal contractor affirmative action requirements, has significantly expanded its investigative tactics for compensation discrimination.

Many countries have become more focused on combating tax avoidance.

In a recent case, the High Court concluded that it was right to sanction schemes of arrangement which formed part of a wider debt restructuring that excluded out-of-the-money junior creditors. In doing so, it valued the distressed companies on a going concern basis.

The Ontario Securities Commission yesterday announced the publication of its 2012 Annual Report.

In a highly anticipated move, the Department of Labor's Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP) issued its new compensation directive on August 24, 2018.

In other words, following Judge Coughenour's analysis, a group iMessage would not implicate Apple, for example.

he court said that fresh proceedings should have been brought and that all the relevant beneficiaries with an interest in the outcome should have been convened.

At an APEC breakfast in Singapore, President Obama and other world leaders lowered expectations for the Copenhagen climate change summit by agreeing to negotiate a short "politically binding agreement" first, and deferring a legally binding treaty until mid to late 2010 .

It is no secret to our readers that the EEOC and the OFCCP have prioritized compensation discrimination issues as an enforcement priority.

The SEC has announced settled charges against DXC Technology Company, a multi-national information technology company, for making misleading disclosures about its non-GAAP financial performance in multiple reporting periods from 2018 until early 2020.

On April 11, a divided panel of the Seventh Circuit set a so-called "excessive fee" case on track for trial, by reversing in part the district court’s decision to grant summary judgment for defendants in George v. Kraft Foods Global, Inc., No. 10-1469 (7th Cir.). On May 26, the appeals court denied the defendants’ request to revisit its decision.

Now, more than ever, health care organizations are facing complex antitrust issues as their mergers/acquisitions, hiring, contracting, and private funding are being scrutinized...

Last month the Massachusetts Attorney General's Office released a study concluding that no new gas pipelines are needed for electric reliability in New England, as the region is expected to meet its energy needsthrough 2030.

This is the third edition of EEC Perspectives to focus on "Series B" and later round financings.

Blakes Competitive Edge provides an overview of recent developments in Canadian competition and foreign investment law, including updates on enforcement activity by the Canadian Competition Bureau (Bureau), recent initiatives and key trends.

Set forth below are analysis and commentary regarding the information reported in the various tables throughout this issue of Venture Perspectives.

The Royal Decrees of 16 June 2024 (replacing the Royal Decrees of 28 October 2016) amend transfer pricing reporting rules (Dutch/French).

On March 10, 2026, ExxonMobil announced a unanimous recommendation by its board of directors that shareholders approve the company's reincorporation from New Jersey to Texas.

Although there were no startling developments with respect to contract formation and source-selection issues in the past year, it is abundantly clear that some things will not change.

Doing so requires a deep understanding of health care economics.