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International Law Update: “France Implements New Right-To-Disconnect Law”
Effective January 1, 2017, France has implemented a “right to disconnect” law for French companies. Under the law, French companies with 50 employees or more
U.S. Appellate Court Upholds Ruling Mandating Bottled Water Delivery and In-Home Filtration to Affected Michigan Residents
A U.S. appellate panel ruled on December 16 to uphold a court order stating that the State of Michigan is required to deliver either bottled
Texas Court Exonerates Women Imprisoned for Nearly 15 Years
In Texas, the Court of Criminal Appeals has ruled that the four San Antonio women comprising the infamous “San Antonio 4” are innocent. In a
Russia Formally Recognizes Legality of Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies
On November 29, 2016, Russian authorities released a document taking a long-awaited formal position on the use of Bitcoin and related transactions. The document, released
Senior female executive at Bank of America sues over “Brother’s Club”.
A senior female broker at Bank of America Corp has recorded a claim blaming the bank for coming up short on her and other ladies,
Puerto Rico declares state of emergency for highway authority
Puerto Rico’s governor on recently declared a state of emergency at the U.S. territory’s highway authority, an effort to keep the agency functioning by directing