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FTC Says Amazon Execs Used Messaging App's Auto-Delete, Even as Antitrust Probe Unfolded
"It is highly likely that relevant information has been destroyed as a result of Amazon's actions and inactions," the Federal Trade Commission said in a filing last week.
FTC Accuses Amazon Execs of Auto-Deleting Signal Messages Long After Antitrust Probe Began
"It is highly likely that relevant information has been destroyed as a result of Amazon's actions and inactions," the Federal Trade Commission said in a filing last week.
Ex-Moody's GC Who Earned $54M in 4 Years Pleads Guilty to Not Filing Tax Returns
John Goggins appeared in federal court in New Jersey Thursday and pleaded guilty to not filing his tax returns for 2018, 2019, 2020 or 2021.
Ex-Moody's GC Who Earned $54M in 4 Years Pleads Guilty to Not Filing Tax Returns
John Goggins appeared in federal court in New Jersey Thursday and pleaded guilty to not filing his tax returns for 2018, 2019, 2020 or 2021.
Clare Locke, Securing Overseas Alliance, Plots 'Smart' Growth After Departures
The firm's motivation for forging the alliance is unrelated to the exits of four partners months ago, according to Libby Locke.
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Ferrara on Insider Trading and The Wall
Authors: Ralph C. Ferrara, Donna M. Nagy, Herbert Thomas
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Sex, AI and CSAM—Is a Reckoning Coming for Social Media Platforms?
We cannot afford to allow Big Tech to promote, advertise, publish, create, encourage, profit from, and perpetuate the online exploitation of children. As April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, it is now time to address this ongoing disaster.
Deal Watch: Skadden, Sidley, Slaughter and S&C Lead Big Paper Deal, While Private Funds Grow Massive
The growth of private debt and equity funds is fueling support for their corporate practices, evident in the Am Law 100 financial results.
IPO to Insolvency: Big Law Isn't Done Making Money on EV SPACs
"They didn't care because they were making too much money off of it, and now it's especially sad that they're finding yet another way to make money off of the very problems they helped create," Yale Law School professor John Morley said of the corporate lawyers who participated in the frenzy.
Sullivan & Cromwell, Williams & Connolly Expand DC Space, as Leasing Activity Picks Up
As S&C and Williams & Connolly each take roughly a floor of extra space, Finnegan is giving back a floor in D.C.
Remembering When the Court of Appeals Reined In a Special Prosecutor Gone Rogue
When powerful prosecutors instead act, or are reasonably perceived to act, out of vaulting ambition, political aggrandizement, ideological zealotry, or bulging-muscle-flexing exertions by creatively interpretive expansions beyond defined limited portfolios of responsibility, they woefully fail the Jackson test.TRENDING STORIES
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