Erin Mulvaney is a Legal Affairs Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on litigation and lawsuits within the United States. Erin's work has been featured in prominent outlets including The Wall Street Journal, Financial News, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, LiveMint, Analytics on Fire Podcast, Magzter, and MSN.
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Erin Mulvaney's coverage largely focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements, with emphasis on law firms, legal cases, and attorney shortages. Additionally, she covers topics related to defamation cases. Erin also delves into technology-related legal issues.
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Firms are dangling large pay packages to lure stars who can elevate their stature.
By: Gavin Bade, Lydia Wheeler, Erin Mulvaney
A federal panel says the president didn’t meet legal criteria to impose 10% levy.
By: Erin Mulvaney, Meghan Bobrowsky
The companies reached a settlement with a Kentucky school district to avoid a coming trial over accusations that they intentionally designed their platforms to addict young people.
By: Erin Mulvaney
Attorneys for Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. on Tuesday said a lawsuit filed against the company in New Jersey represented a “dismissive attitude” toward a court order that halted the contentious Obama-era labor rule that made millions of workers eligible for overtime.
By: Erin Mulvaney, Annamaria Andriotis
The investment bank’s lawyer defended her long relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and blamed Goldman executives for leaks.
By: Erin Mulvaney
AnnaMaria Andriotis, Erin Mulvaney When Goldman Sachs general counsel Kathryn Ruemmler decided she would be stepping aside after coverage
By: Elias Schisgall, Erin Mulvaney
Elias Schisgall, Erin Mulvaney A federal appeals court revived more than 500 lawsuits that allege Tylenol and generic acetaminophen can cause attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder or autism if taken during pregnancy.
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