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The much-anticipated Wheatley Review on reforming the London interbank offered rate (LIBOR) was published this morning, 28 September 2012 .

The Eighth Circuit vacated an order of summary judgment in favor of defendants SuperValu, Inc., and C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc.

With the Supreme Court's decision last week in "Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission", businesses suddenly find themselves free to engage in substantially more political advocacy and spending.

Yesterday the DOL announced that it is revising the "at least annually thereafter" requirement to mean "at least once in any 14-month period."

According to article 3(1) of the Belgian Royal Decree No. 38 of 27 July 1967 on the application of the social security scheme for self-employed persons, agents of a company or association liable to pay Belgian corporation tax or Belgian tax on non-residents are irrebuttably presumed to pursue a professional activity in Belgium as self-employed persons.

The Democratic Republic of Congo finalized at the end of June 2012 its instruments of adhesion to the OHADA in Senegal, depository state of the OHADA Treaty.

No sooner had it been adopted than the Data Retention Directive was receiving criticism from various Member States and other stakeholders.

VC deals and related capital invested have steadily increased in the last two years; however, cleantech investment has been decreasing since 2012, with this year being the slowest since 2007, says the latest Pitchbook report.

In a Chief Counsel Memorandum issued last month, the IRS concluded that an executive retention arrangement violated Section 409A despite the employer's efforts to correct the arrangement before the retention bonus vested.

The attorney-client privilege protects communications primarily motivated by clients' request for legal advice, and lawyers' response.

A recent federal government indictment of a former executive for national hospital chain Health Management Associates (HMA) provides yet another example of the fact that a cover-up can lead to consequences as severe as the crime itself.

As 2013 drew to a close, would-be tipsters across California received tidings of great joy in the form of new laws that took effect Jan. 1, 2014, greatly expanding whistleblower protections in their state.

The law also prohibits employers from retaliating against employees who exercise their rights under the law.

When the employer refused to comply with the improperly served subpoena, the NLRB and the union filed an action in federal court to enforce the subpoena.

In a victory for private employers, the National Labor Relations Board has elected not to petition the United States Supreme Court to review challenges to its controversial "Poster Rule."

President Obama announced yesterday that he had reached an agreement with congressional Republicans to extend the 2001 and 2003 tax rates for two years, temporarily reduce the estate tax to 35%, and institute a payroll tax holiday by reducing Social Security taxes paid by workers by 2%.

The Department of Energy unveiled a plan for up to $4 billion in loan aid for renewable energy companies to help rejuvenate the energy sector.