Andreas Medler of ATOZ Tax Advisers explains why Luxembourg investment fund managers should act now to anticipate the upcoming changes of the OECD Pillar Two rules and adapt their procedures in readiness.
Morris, Manning & Martin attorneys analyze the outcome of US Supreme Court case United States ex. rel. Schutte v. Supervalu, Inc., saying the decision vindicates the government’s position that the False Claims Act’s scienter requirement is subjective.
Willkie’s Andrew Spital, Jill K. Grant and Kenneth D. Sommer provide compliance tips for New York City’s new law barring discrimination on the basis of an individual’s height or weight and suggest that litigation could prove difficult.
State financial disclosure regulations for commercial lenders have discouraged many nonbank institutions from offering loans, hurting small businesses that need capital, say Holland & Knight’s Matt Gornick, Olivia Al-Sadi, and Scott Kunde.
Goodwin’s Jacqueline Klosek and Federica De Santis analyze Washington’s new health privacy law, considering similar movements in other states and what businesses can do to guardrail sensitive data.