A federal court enjoined the federal government from enforcing its vaccine mandate for federal contractors working on federal contracts in Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee. Banks that conduct business with the federal government or that have branches on military bases or other federal property may be subject to the vaccine mandate.
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals’ stay of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s vaccine mandate is expected to remain in place until at least Dec. 10, based on a court order filed right before Thanksgiving.
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals was chosen to hear the complaints filed by several governors and private entities challenging the emergency temporary standard that would require all employers with 100 or more employees to be fully vaccinated or tested weekly for COVID-19.
A federal appellate court on Friday issued a nationwide stay of enforcement of the emergency temporary standard that will require all employers with 100 or more employees to be fully vaccinated or test weekly for COVID-19.
Although there is still much to come with the implementation of the revised statute, institutions should consider the act’s implications during this time between the enactment of the statute and the promulgation of the program rules.
A federal appellate court on Saturday issued an administrative stay of enforcement of the emergency temporary standard that will require all employers with 100 or more employees to be fully vaccinated or test weekly for COVID-19.
The Department of Justice, in collaboration with the OCC and CFPB, launched a major new initiative to combat redlining and discriminatory lending practices, and announced the first settlement reached under the new program.
The more that banks can be proactive in preparing for inquiries, the better they will be able to defend themselves.
ABA and 49 state bankers associations today urged the Uniform Law Commission to reject a draft of model state-level legislation on consumer data privacy that does not provide sufficient exemptions for banks, which are already subject to stringent federal data security standards and includes the potential for banks to be subject to lawsuits.
The Supreme Court ruled today that the structure of the Federal Housing Finance Agency is unconstitutional, given that it has a sole director who may only be removed by the president for cause, not at will.