No business is immune to claims, but certain measures can reduce the odds of such an event happening. Regardless if the dispute is large or small, it can negatively impact the bottom line and tarnish your good reputation.
Legal & Regulatory
Charting Obstacles in Berner's Business Journey
When it comes to the labyrinthine world of entrepreneurship, where the narrative revolves as much about groundbreaking innovations as it does ethical quandaries, Berner—also known as Gilbert Anthony Milam, Jr.—stands as a polarizing figure. His brainchild, Cookies, once a towering presence in the American landscape, is now navigating through turbulent legal waters. The allegations lodged against this colossus in the Los Angeles County Superior Court are not just explosive but also reflective of the intricate ethical tapestry that the burgeoning industry is grappling with.
Swiss Bank Banque Pictet Admits to Conspiring With US Taxpayers to Hide Over $5.6 Billion From IRS
Swiss bank Banque Pictet has acknowledged its involvement in a conspiracy with US taxpayers to conceal over $5.6 billion from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
Global Migration Insights: Fahd Haque's Call for Compassion in U.S. Immigration Law
Global migration poses a challenging puzzle, requiring a thorough and considerate approach to immigration. Fahd Haque, a prominent figure in U.S. immigration law and the founder of Haque Legal, shows the need for empathy and understanding.
Gift Card Scam: Here's How to Get Your Money Back
Here's how to get your money back if you've become a victim of a gift card scam. Gift card scams continue to pose a significant threat, with consumers reporting a staggering 48,800 cases of gift card or reload card fraud in 2022, resulting in losses exceeding $228 million, according to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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David Bolno is a partner of a managing firm in Hollywood under the larger umbrella of Focus Financial Partners, and one of several partners who are disputing the nature of his contract. In addition to his contract going against state law, his lawsuit is also highlighting the inherent right of workers. We'll look at how his case is playing out against a larger backdrop of a national debate.
On a warm summer day on Roosevelt Island in New York City, officers from the Public Safety Department (PSD) can be seen at a community event, giving popcorn and other treats to residents whose cheery faces they recognize. These peace officers interact with citizens daily, which has proven to be a critical function.
Softbank to invest 460 million euros in Germany's Auto1 Japan’s Softbank will invest 460 million euros ($561 million) in used-car dealing platform Auto1, marking the first investment in Germany by its Vision Fund, according to sources familiar with the matter.
Iceland Investing $1 Billion on Increasing Airport Capacity A tourist boom has caused traffic at Iceland’s Keflavik airport to grow more than five-fold over the past nine years, with a predicted 10 million passengers this year.
Is Investing in Digital Currencies Like Bitcoin Safe? If you've been even slightly tempted to invest in digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ripple, or Etherium, you might want to listen to Warren Buffett.
Facebook-owned Oculus gets patent infringement lawsuit Oculus, a virtual reality (VR) company acquired by Facebook, was sued for patent infringement. Reuters reported that TechnoView IP, a technology trading company, filed a patent infringement lawsuit against Oculus and Facebook in the US federal court in Delaware on July 7 (local time).
China Vanke, the largest property with more than 200 billion yuan in annual sales is now ending its interventions by the Chinese securities.
The Philippine central bank is now considering the digital currency regulation for them to protect consumers and this is also because of the rising numbers of the overseas filipino workers who are using bitcoin and other digital currencies.
Regulatory Capture describes how the governement regulators come to be controlled by those that they are meant to reglate.
