Chris O'Malley is a Reporter at BenefitsPRO. He covers themes related to law and legal affairs, focusing on litigation, lawsuits, social-ESG issues, antitrust matters, and SEC regulations. His work has been featured in BenefitsPRO, PropertyCasualty360.com, and The American Lawyer.
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Chris O'Malley's coverage predominantly revolves around legal and compliance matters, with a focus on in-house attorneys, lawsuits, general counsel appointments, and regulatory developments. Given this emphasis, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide insights from legal experts or industry professionals directly involved in the issues covered.
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By: Chris O'Malley
"Internal control related to the preparation and review of the financial statements and footnotes was not properly designed and implemented to prevent, detect or correct errors and omissions," wrote Allmond & Company, a Lanham, Maryland-based accounting firm.
"The league's rapid growth is bringing increased interest from international investors and raised expectations for strong corporate governance, and I look forward to providing support in these crucial areas," said Andrew McIntosh, general counsel of the United Soccer League.
By: Chris O'Malley
Michael Tang has already reorganized the company's legal department and enhanced the expertise of its board of directors.
By: Chris O'Malley
"To be honest, you're cutting it close on time if you haven't already looked at it because the new administration is right around the corner," Littler Mendelson shareholder Jorge Lopez said.
President Donald Trump said Andrew Ferguson "has a proven record of standing up to Big Tech censorship. and protecting Freedom of Speech in our Great Country."
By: Chris O'Malley
"The Majority had four years to address its concerns with the Collaboration Guidelines—now is not the time," wrote Republican FTC Commissioner Melissa Holyoak.
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"It is unfortunate Tekion has resorted to using a legal filing as a marketing stunt in an attempt to bypass contractual terms and industry practices, but we are confident our industry will see this for what it really is," CDK Global stated.
By: Chris O'Malley
Stepped up antitrust enforcement, huge rate hikes from top law firms, and the growing backlash against DEI left legal departments playing Whack-a-mole the past year.
By: Chris O'Malley
Carly Anderson was the second Boeing lawyer to leave the embattled aerospace giant recently. Mike Paisner, whose long legal career at Boeing included a leadership role in 737 Max reporting and compliance, left for Perkins Coie in July.
Richard Rossi, who started at the bottom of the legal department in 2001 and rose to general counsel in 2018, now is taking another step up.
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