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New Developments on the FTC Noncompete Ban: Ryan, LLC v. FTC Decision
A district court ruled the FTC lacks authority to issue a rule banning almost all noncompete agreements between employers and workers, and granted limited preliminary relief as to the challengers. The court stated that it intends to resolve the case on the merits by August 30, 2024.
New Developments on the FTC Noncompete Ban: Ryan, LLC v. FTC Decision
Supreme Court Opens the Door to More Rule Challenges by Extending Accrual Date for APA Cases
A Supreme Court ruling that the six-year limitations period for challenges to regulations begins to run only from the date when a plaintiff first suffered damage, not from a rule’s adoption, makes many longstanding federal rules vulnerable.
Supreme Court Opens the Door to More Rule Challenges by Extending Accrual Date for APA Cases
A district court ruled the FTC lacks authority to issue a rule banning almost all noncompete agreements between employers and workers, and granted limited preliminary relief as to the challengers. The court stated that it intends to resolve the case on the merits by August 30, 2024.
New Developments on the FTC Noncompete Ban: Ryan, LLC v. FTC Decision
A Supreme Court ruling that the six-year limitations period for challenges to regulations begins to run only from the date when a plaintiff first suffered damage, not from a rule’s adoption, makes many longstanding federal rules vulnerable.
Supreme Court Opens the Door to More Rule Challenges by Extending Accrual Date for APA Cases
In April 2024, the European Parliament adopted regulation (the ESGR) to impose authorisation, transparency and governance requirements on ESG rating providers. The ESGR is expected to apply starting in H1 2026.
EU Adopts Legislation To Regulate ESG Rating Providers
A proposed Department of Treasury rule restricting outbound investments in China, Hong Kong and Macau is narrowly focused, as expected, on the semiconductor, AI and quantum computing industry sectors.
One Step Closer to a Limited ‘Reverse CFIUS’ Program
EU Adopts Legislation To Regulate ESG Rating Providers
In April 2024, the European Parliament adopted regulation (the ESGR) to impose authorisation, transparency and governance requirements on ESG rating providers. The ESGR is expected to apply starting in H1 2026.
EU Adopts Legislation To Regulate ESG Rating Providers
One Step Closer to a Limited ‘Reverse CFIUS’ Program
A proposed Department of Treasury rule restricting outbound investments in China, Hong Kong and Macau is narrowly focused, as expected, on the semiconductor, AI and quantum computing industry sectors.
One Step Closer to a Limited ‘Reverse CFIUS’ Program