Chris O'Malley is a reporter for The American Lawyer, with a focus on a wide range of legal topics. His work has also been featured in BenefitsPRO and PropertyCasualty360.com. Chris covers stories related to the legal profession, including in-house workloads, high-profile lawsuits, executive changes, and industry trends.
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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
The Department of Justice spooked the living daylights out of corporate legal and regulatory compliance teams at this time last year.That's when…
By: Chris O'Malley
Just 15 months into Alyssa Harvey Dawson's tenure as legal chief of HubSpot, Reuters is reporting that Alphabet is considering making an offer for the fast-growing competitor to Salesforce.
By: Chris O'Malley
Priya Aiyar joined American in 2019, right before the pandemic spawned the biggest crisis in commercial aviation history.
By: Chris O'Malley
Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, the longest-serving of the agency's five commissioners, said any suggestion that the fTC should be in the business of protecting national champions is absurd.
By: Chris O'Malley
Stretch joined the e-commerce company as chief legal officer in February 2023, his first in-house role since his 2013-2019 run as the social media company's general counsel.
By: Chris O'Malley, Abigail Adcox
In the battle over origination credits, some clients are vying for more transparency and a say in who gets the credit.
By: Chris O'Malley
The agency alleges the company duped consumers into believing they were making payments through their biller's websites, when in fact they were using Doxo's portal and paying it fees. Doxo denies wrongdoing.
By: Chris O'Malley
People are more willing to step up and say, 'I'm a person who has this and this, and this is what it means to me.' said Devjani Mishra, a Littler Mendelson shareholder.
By: Chris O'Malley
In the United States, regulators are increasingly holding companies accountable for the compliance problems of their third-party vendors. Elsewhere, a new law in the United Kingdom will help prosecutors pursue corporate fraud, and a new E.U. regulation takes aim at subsidies granted by non-member states that give companies an undue economic advantage.
By: Chris O'Malley
Allegiant CEO Maurice Gallagher Jr. said the DOJ was misguided in blocking two JetBlue deals that would have helped that airline regain altitude after the pandemic.
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