Trump EEOC Rule Aims to Slow Workplace Discrimination Lawsuits December 14, 2020 By Josh Eidelson and Paige Smith The leader of the U.S. workplace anti-discrimination agency is pursuing a policy shift that could slow litigation against companies long...
Gutted Chemical Safety Board Tries to Proceed with Single Board Member August 3, 2020 By Erwin Seba The U.S. Chemical Safety Board, which has only one board member instead of the usual five, on Friday postponed a...
Trump Signs Order Curbing Consumer Class Actions Against Banks November 2, 2017 By Lisa Lambert President Donald Trump signed a Congressional resolution on Wednesday that lets banks block customers from filing class action lawsuits, partly...
Trump Taps Billionaire Icahn, Activist Investor and Dodd-Frank Critic, as Regulation Advisor December 22, 2016 By Emily Stephenson Billionaire Carl Icahn will advise Donald Trump on rescinding what the activist investor called “excessive regulation” on U.S. businesses, the...