…quickly into emerging markets such as online advertising, opening the way for Google’s rise. Putting the onus on the company underlines regulators’ limited knowledge of modern technologies and their complexity,…
…decreased competition for Federal government contracts…. The Administration is committed to reducing onerous regulatory burdens on America’s businesses and using existing authorities to continue enforcing the Nation’s workplace laws.” Department…
…than 80,000 hard copies of each issue are mailed out, and then the Journal goes online on Westlaw, Lexis and elsewhere. I wanted to support it and its stellar staff….
…the Court followed a different approach to recognizing implied causes of action than it follows now. During this “ancien regime,” Alexander v. Sandoval, 532 U. S. 275, 287 (2001), the…
…nor the White House has definitively answered whether such recordings exist. Still, the potential of increased surveillance in the Trump era—whether through recorded conversations, collected online data, or other technological…
…is enough, whether or not it succeeds,” said Bruce Green, a former associate counsel in the Iran-Contra affair and a law professor at Fordham. “But the Senators’ point here may…
…(1891–1974). Sugar was an early member of the National Lawyers Guild and also United Auto Workers general counsel from 1937 to 1946. As general counsel at UAW, Sugar protected the…
…from Rosenstein and McCabe, that they could not answer questions about Comey because of the Mueller inquiry, those arguments are not solidly supported by historical practice. Watergate and Iran Contra…
…the kinds of ads that appear online. But he doesn’t think Google has much to worry about on the regulatory front. “It’s hard to see a court getting really…
