U.S. Supreme Court punts on ADA tester lawsuit, but emphasizes issue is “very much alive”
The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed an ADA tester as moot, but emphasized the circuit split over whether “testers” have standing “is very much alive.”
The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed an ADA tester as moot, but emphasized the circuit split over whether “testers” have standing “is very much alive.”
Federal banking agencies extended by one year no-action relief under Regulation O for banks lending to investment fund-controlled companies under specific conditions.
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The Labor Department’s proposed amendments to Prohibited Transaction Exemption 84-14, known as the Qualified Professional Asset Manager exemption, continue to rely on flawed assumptions in the agency’s estimate of the costs and burdens for the changes in question, ABA, the Investment Company Institute and three trade groups said.
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ABA and trade groups filed an amicus brief urging the Seventh Circuit to reverse a district court decision requiring Samsung to pay $4 million in arbitration costs.
ABA and a group of trade associations filed an amicus brief urging the Wisconsin Court of Appeals to affirm a Circuit Court ruling holding that the National Bank Act preempts the Wisconsin Consumer Act.
In a 3-0 decision, a Fifth Circuit panel declined to vacate the SEC’s Share Repurchase Disclosure Modernization Rule (stock buyback rule), but ordered the SEC to fix the rule by Nov. 30, 2023.
Bridge IT Inc., creators of personal finance app “Brigit,” agreed to pay $18 million in refunds to resolve FTC allegations that it deceptively marketed cash advances to consumers.