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Amazon Reports Rare Quarterly Loss as Online Shopping Slows
The ocean of red ink in Amazon's report came mostly from the company's accounting for a $7.6 billion loss in value of its stock investment in Rivian Automotive, an electric-vehicle startup.
'Progressive' Companies May Land in Crosshairs as Unionization Efforts Surge
When workers perceive a "disjunction between the rhetoric of an entity and its behavior to its own workers, [that] can be a big motivating force for workers to unionize," said Joshua Freeman, a professor at the City University of New York.
What a GC Who's Done It All Hopes to Accomplish In His New Role
Joe Benz—who started out as a military officer and then became an engineer—took the legal reins this month at WiTricity, which makes wireless chargers for electric vehicles.
Advisory Firm Flays $12M Payout to Coca-Cola GC Who Left After Diversity Dust-up
Glass Lewis said the company failed to justify why Bradley Gayton, who left soon after announcing new diversity guidelines for outside counsel, received a rich consulting agreement.
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Advisory Firm Slams $12M Payout to Coca-Cola GC Who Left After Diversity Dust-up
Glass Lewis said the company failed to justify why Bradley Gayton, who left soon after announcing new diversity guidelines for outside counsel, received a rich consulting agreement.
NY Law School's Civil Rights and Disability Justice Clinic Receives $300K Grant
The grant will be used to support the clinic's overall goal of "bridging the gap in legal education and the civil rights bar by examining and addressing the relationship between disability and all aspects of social justice," Britney Wilson, associate professor of law and director of the Civil Rights and Disability Justice clinic, said.
Why a Consumer's Failure to Prevent an Accident Is Not Relevant to a Products Liability Case
Our courts have made it abundantly clear that comparative negligence (i.e., possible contributory negligence of a plaintiff) is not a defense to a strict liability claim.
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