Michael Yaghi is a journalist who writes for JD Supra, focusing on legal matters and regulatory issues. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including court cases, settlements, and actions taken by state attorneys general. Michael provides insightful analysis and updates on legal developments that impact various industries and individuals.
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Michael Yaghi’s coverage primarily focuses on legal and regulatory developments, particularly within the government announcement and legal policy regulation categories. His articles cover a broad range of legal issues, including class action lawsuits, regulatory disputes, and settlements with companies.
Given his focus on legal matters, Michael is likely to be responsive to pitches from experts in law or compliance who can provide insights into ongoing cases or recent regulatory changes. Additionally, professionals with direct involvement in the cases covered by him may be well-received sources for commentary.
Although there's no specific geographic focus mentioned for Michael's coverage, he appears to cover national and international legal topics rather than focusing on a particular region.
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By: Susan Nikdel, Troutman Pepper, Whitney Shephard, Daniel Waltz, Christopher Carlson, Michael Yaghi, Ashley Taylor Jr., Namrata Kang, Avi Schick, Natalia Jacobo, Ketan Bhirud, Clayton Friedman, Stephen Piepgrass, Trey Smith
On March 9, New York Attorney General Letisha James filed a complaint against leading cryptocurrency exchange KuCoin, alleging violations of the...
By: Ketan Bhirud, Judith "Judy" Jagdmann, Michael Yaghi, Namrata Kang, Trey Smith, Ashley Taylor Jr., Timothy Bado, Stephen Piepgrass, Natalia Jacobo, John Sample, Clayton Friedman, Christopher Carlson, Susan Nikdel, Troutman Pepper, Whitney Shephard, Michael Lafleur, Avi Schick, Daniel Waltz
As a result of legislation passed this month, Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch filed lawsuits against two companies, The Depository Trust and...
By: Ketan Bhirud, John Sample, Michael Yaghi, Avi Schick, Whitney Shephard, Ashley Taylor Jr., Namrata Kang, Clayton Friedman, Christopher Carlson, Trey Smith, Judith "Judy" Jagdmann, Daniel Waltz, Susan Nikdel, Natalia Jacobo, Stephen Piepgrass, Troutman Pepper, Timothy Bado, Michael Lafleur
On August 15, New York Attorney General (AG) Letitia James announced a settlement with Avis Budget Group Inc. (Avis Budget), for allegedly denying car...
By: Clayton Friedman, John Sample, Michael Yaghi, Namrata Kang, Timothy Bado, Judith "Judy" Jagdmann, Ketan Bhirud, Susan Nikdel, Natalia Jacobo, Michael Lafleur, Daniel Waltz, Ashley Taylor Jr., Whitney Shephard, Avi Schick, Christopher Carlson, Trey Smith, Stephen Piepgrass, Troutman Pepper
On September 8, the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) Chief Administrative Law Judge D. Michael Chappell issued an initial decision ruling that Intuit...
By: Whitney Shephard, Timothy Bado, Troutman Pepper, Michael Yaghi, Ketan Bhirud, Stephen Piepgrass, Michael Lafleur, Ashley Taylor Jr., Susan Nikdel, Namrata Kang, Natalia Jacobo, Christopher Carlson, Clayton Friedman, Judith "Judy" Jagdmann, Trey Smith, Daniel Waltz, John Sample, Avi Schick
Four state attorneys general (state AGs) — Colorado, Oregon, Pennsylvania, and Texas — have announced resolutions with Choice Hotels International,...
By: Timothy Bado, Christopher Carlson, Samuel Fishel, Clayton Friedman, Judith Jagdmann, Namrata Kang, Michael Lafleur, Susan Nikdel, Stephen Piepgrass, Avi Schick, Whitney Shephard, Trey Smith, Ashley Taylor, Daniel Waltz, Michael Yaghi
On January 23, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed a district court ruling that Martin Shkreli, CEO of Vyera Pharmaceuticals (Vyera), violated federal and state laws by engaging in illegal and anticompetitive behavior.
By: Timothy Bado, Christopher Carlson, Samuel Fishel, Clayton Friedman, Judith Jagdmann, Namrata Kang, Michael Lafleur, Susan Nikdel, Stephen Piepgrass, Avi Schick, Whitney Shephard, Trey Smith, Ashley Taylor, Daniel Waltz, Michael Yaghi
On February 29, the state of Montana, supported by seven other states, filed an amicus brief arguing that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) lacks authority to regulate crypto assets. The attorneys general (AG) submitted the brief in response to the SEC’s enforcement action alleging violations of the Exchange Act against Payward, a secondary market crypto platform. The AGs argue that the SEC’s position, with respect to regulating the crypto market, may potentially preempt consumer protection and other state laws, thus disrupting the traditional division of powers between the states and the federal government.
On April 23, Rhode Island Attorney General (AG) Peter Neronha, approved the merger of Rhode Island PBS and The Public’s Radio.
By: Timothy Bado, Christopher Carlson, Blake Christopher, Samuel Fishel, Clayton Friedman, Judith Jagdmann, Namrata Kang, Michael Lafleur, Susan Nikdel, Stephen Piepgrass, Whitney Shephard, Trey Smith, Ashley Taylor, Daniel Waltz, Michael Yaghi
In a recent development, North Carolina Attorney General (AG) Josh Stein announced his intention to appeal a Wake County Superior Court decision regarding allocation of environmental grant funds from Smithfield Foods. The ruling, which favors redirecting these funds exclusively to public schools, has sparked a legal debate with significant implications for environmental initiatives and educational funding in the state.
By: Timothy Bado, Jessica Birdsong, Christopher Carlson, Blake Christopher, Samuel Fishel, Clayton Friedman, Judith Jagdmann, Namrata Kang, Michael Lafleur, Susan Nikdel, Stephen Piepgrass, Charles Slemp, Trey Smith, Ashley Taylor, Daniel Waltz
Connecticut Attorney General (AG) William Tong announced a $2 million settlement with Pike Fuels to resolve allegations that the company violated Connecticut environmental protection laws by, among other things, falsifying monthly leak inspection records for a New Haven petroleum distribution facility.
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