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Latest News in Compliance

• July 24, 2024

  EPA Moving Toward New Regulations For 5 Chemicals

  The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Wednesday kicked off the process to fast-track new health risk evaluations for five chemicals, including vinyl chloride, a substance that raised alarm after the Norfolk Southern train wreck in East Palestine, Ohio, last year.

• July 24, 2024

  Md. Deal Highlights Consumer Finance Program Regulations

  Maryland regulators’ recent settlement with the Bank of Missouri and its consumer lending partners, Atlanticus and Fortiva, offers a reminder that it is important to properly structure such partnerships and conduct sufficient due diligence on state licensing requirements, says Tom Witherspoon at Stinson.

• July 24, 2024

  Ex-Boeing VP Joins Perkins Coie As Litigation Partner

  Perkins Coie LLP has hired a corporate executive from The Boeing Co. as a partner in its Seattle office to focus on critical litigation and arbitration, the firm announced Tuesday.

• July 23, 2024

  'Not Doing Enough': Banks Grilled Over Zelle Fraud, Scams

  Senate Democrats on Tuesday confronted bank executives over a new staff report that found three of the nation's largest banks have declined to reimburse customers in recent years for close to $900 million in payments reported as fraudulent or scam-related that were sent on Zelle, the largest U.S. peer-to-peer payment platform.

• July 23, 2024

  FTC Won't Delay Challenge To Handbag Merger Either

  The Federal Trade Commission has declined to pause its administrative challenge to the $8.5 billion handbag merger between the owners of Coach and Michael Koors, saying that even a district court refusal to temporarily enjoin the merger might not end the FTC's in-house case.

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