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Berry Appleman & Leiden Adds LA Office to Focus on Sports, Entertainment Immigration Work
Berry Appleman & Leiden's expansion into Los Angeles is part of the corporate immigration firm's strategic plan to add as many as a dozen offices over the next five years.
Workers at Exxon Mobil Subsidiary Allege They Were Not Paid for Overtime
This suit was surfaced by Law.com Radar. Read the complaint here.
Biden Tells US Oil Refiners Record Profits Are 'Not Acceptable'
Refineries are already running near maximum capacity to churn out gasoline and diesel, though production still falls well short of demand.
A New Climate Change Battle | A Run on 'Mine Run' | A Prince Portrait's Power
There is another climate change legal battle being waged in the lower courts, and an important piece of it reached the justices last week.
Inside Track: Is the ESG Locomotive Suddenly Losing Steam?
At an energy-policy speech in Houston last month, potential 2024 Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence said he wanted to "rein in ESG," calling it a "radical" agenda.
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New York Employment Law 2023
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Inside Track: Is the ESG Locomotive Suddenly Losing Steam?
At an energy-policy speech in Houston last month, potential 2024 Republican presidential candidate Mike Pence said he wanted to "rein in ESG," calling it a "radical" agenda.
Climate Lawsuits Are Growing in Number, But Success Is Hard
Putting together a successful case is incredibly challenging and can take years to conclude.
Zombie Firms Face Slow Death in US as Era of Easy Credit Ends
From meme-stock favorite AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. to household names such as American Airlines Group Inc. and Carnival Corp., America's corporate zombies, companies that aren't earning enough to cover their interest expenses, let alone turn a profit, have swelled in recent years.
State Supreme Court: Anti-SLAPP Law Doesn't Apply to Actions Brought by AG's Office
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey filed a lawsuit against Exxon Mobil in 2019 alleging that it misled investors about the risks that climate change posed to its business and marketed its products to consumers as "green," while ramping up on fossil fuel production.
Tesla's Removal From S&P Index Sparks Debate About ESG
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