Robert Freedman

In deals with the Federal Trade Commission, two building services companies will no longer stop their employees from going elsewhere. One of the deals isn’t backed by the FTC’s incoming chair, though.

One of the deals isn't backed by the FTC's incoming chair, however. First published on Dive Brief:

The outlook for life sciences IPOs is showing renewed optimism heading into 2025, with market conditions becoming more constructive and regulatory environments potentially more favorable.

Organizations bringing lawsuits are finding more ways to tie company actions to impacts, a report finds.

The wrestling company's books and filings were inaccurate because its former chief never told the legal and accounting teams about harassment claims he settled.

One company will pay a reduced fine for coming forward on its own, the agency says.

Companies using AI to make decisions or provide guidance can expect pushback when people don't like how that impacts them, an AI legal specialist says.

PFAS settlements remain the biggest money source but privacy and DEI cases are rising and the arbitration defense is eroding, a Duane Morris analysis shows.