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07.25.2023Can You Be Charged for Others’ Online Speech? European Court Says Yes.BlogsPicture this: you’re a politician in the 21st century.
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04.04.2023FTC Proposes Rulemaking for Recurring Subscription ProgramsUpdatesThe Federal Trade Commission recently announced a notice of proposed rulemaking to expand its Negative Option Rule to apply to all recurring subscription programs.
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02.06.2023Blockchain Brings Antitrust Concerns Alongside Competitive OpportunitiesUpdatesThe emergence of blockchain technology has heralded significant advances across an array of industries, from financial services to consumer goods. But there are two sides to every Bitcoin. This Update analyzes both the potential antitrust pitfalls and competitive opportunities associated with blockchain.
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01.31.2023Balancing Blockchain's Rewards With Its Antitrust RisksArticles
Law360
The emergence of blockchain technology has heralded significant advances across an array of industries, from financial services to consumer goods. But there are two sides to every bitcoin. -
06.29.2022California’s Consumer Privacy Protection Agency Publishes First Set of Draft CPRA RegulationsUpdatesLast week, the Consumer Privacy Protection Agency (Agency) Board rounded out the first half of 2022 by releasing draft California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) regulations. This first set of CPRA regulations focus on updating existing California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) regulations to account for the new provisions of the CPRA and addressing specific areas such as Agency audits and enforcement.
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03.03.2022DOJ Indictment Alleges Scheme to Suppress Wages, Restrict Mobility for Essential Workers During PandemicUpdatesThe U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, on January 28, 2022, revealed the criminal prosecution of a conspiracy that allegedly suppressed wages and limited job mobility for essential healthcare workers.
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03.01.2022DOJ Wage Suppression, Job Mobility Charges Signal a New PriorityArticlesA recent DOJ indictment charges several Maine health-care agency managers with allegedly suppressing wages and limiting the job mobility of essential workers during the pandemic.
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06.06.2019Nevada Grants Consumers Opt-Out Rights in Expanded Online Privacy LawUpdatesNevada is the latest state to strengthen privacy laws to address the perceived need for more oversight of how companies handle personal data. On May 29, 2019, Nevada’s governor signed into law Senate Bill 220, which amends the state’s online privacy notice statute, Nev. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 603A.300 et. seq. The amendments provide consumers with the right to restrict an entity’s “sale” of covered information while also excluding certain entities from the statute’s application. The amendments become effective October 1, 2019.
