CEO and Managing Attorney Gavin Law Firm, LLC
William Gavin is the CEO and Managing Attorney of Gavin Law Firm, LLC. He is a journalist whose work primarily focuses on business and legal news. His articles cover a wide range of topics including corporate lawsuits, industry developments, and financial news.
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William's coverage is focused on the automotive and transportation sectors, with a significant emphasis on airlines and Boeing. His interest in legal policy regulation, government announcements, and data citations suggests he would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to regulatory changes impacting these industries or newsworthy events that can be supported by credible data.
If you have insights into airline operations, industry regulations or technological advancements within the automotive sector, William may find your input valuable for his coverage. Additionally, if you are able to provide statistical evidence supporting trends in these sectors or commentary on relevant government policies affecting them, it could enhance the appeal of your pitch to him.
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The agency's final rule would ban 'bait-and-switch" pricing used in those industries
By: William Gavin
The job gives the Tesla CEO the power to scrutinize the agencies regulating his companies
By: William Gavin
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is pushing President-elect Donald Trump to outline and enforce ethics rules on Elon Musk, a key member of his transition team who has been tapped to lead a group scrutinizing the same federal agencies that regulate his companies.
By: William Gavin
Talks between Japan's second and third-largest carmakers are reportedly in the works
The mission meant to bring new astronauts to the ISS and bring them home has been delayed
By: William Gavin
The state's plans would ban new sales of gas-powered cars and trucks by 2035
Thousands of Amazon workers are walking off the job to fight for better pay and working conditions. Illustration Pavlo Gonchar/SOPA Images/LightRocket Getty Images
By: William Gavin
The pharma giant denied the allegations. The feds said CVS also filled "thousands" of prescriptions from so-called pill mills
Rolling strikes are expected to continue until Christmas Eve
Almost 2,000 CEOs have left their positions, voluntarily or otherwise, over the last 11 months
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