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NY Finance Regulator Launches Research and Innovation Division Led by Fintech Expert
“The financial services regulatory landscape needs to evolve and adapt as innovation in banking, insurance and regulatory technology continues to grow,” DFS Superintendent Linda Lacewell said.
Lawyer for 'El Chapo' Calls Alleged Drug Kingpin Victim of Conspiracy as Trial Opens
Opening arguments began Tuesday in Brooklyn amid beefed-up security for the drug conspiracy trial against alleged drug kingpin and prison escape artist Joaquin Guzmán Loera, better known as El Chapo.
Is Artificial Intelligence the Newest Trend in Fashion?
For a growing number of fashion companies, artificial Intelligence is already transforming the methods used to predict trends, create products and interact with suppliers and customers. Not surprisingly, advances in this area of technology raise unique new legal questions, chiefly in the realm of intellectual property and privacy.
Autism in Family Courts—What the Bench and Bar Need to Know
Family court judges deal with a variety of complex issues on a daily basis. Some of the issues are amusing; who gets custody of the dog, who gets the plaid chair, or who gets to keep the thimble collection. But when children are involved, the case becomes more complicated, especially when issues like mental health, mental or physical disability and developmental disability arise. In fact, the latest concern in family courts is a result of the sharp increase in the number of children who are diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), which has revealed that our courts are not prepared to handle cases with ASD individuals and families.
Pinterest GC Departs. Does Public Service Beckon?
Pinterest's general counsel Michael Yang is leaving the company. It's unclear where he's heading, but he's hinted at a return to the public sector.
Pinterest GC Departs. Does Public Service Beckon?
Pinterest's general counsel Michael Yang is leaving the company. It's unclear where he's heading, but he's hinted at a return to the public sector.
Warner Bros. Smacked for Deceptive Video Game Promotions
On Monday, the FTC showed that a company can make disclosures about native advertising but still fall short of being fair to customers. The agency reached a settlement with Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Inc. over allegations the company failed to clearly disclose that it paid online "influencers" for videos promoting "Middle Earth: Shadow of Mordor," a video game loosely based on The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings trilogy.
Cuba's Aging Leaders to Remain in Power Years Longer
The former guerrilla fighters who founded Cuba's single-party government will hold power for years to come after a twice-a-decade Communist Party congress kept President Raul Castro and his hard-line deputy in the top leadership positions.TRENDING STORIES
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