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Mintz | USA | 12 Sep 2023
Feedback That Puts Employees in Their Feels
Today’s WSJ piece about making performance "feedback" language more positive to account for the feelings of employees to whom performance management…
Mintz | USA | 9 Aug 2023
DEI by Deliberate Design
The recent Wall Street Journal article about the Supreme Court's affirmative action decision and its potential to chill corporate diversity efforts…
Mintz | USA | 31 Jul 2023
The Legal Burden of Bully Bosses
Today's Wall Street Journal featured not one but two articles addressing jerky behavior at work. The first article addressed the extremes of people…
Loeb & Loeb LLP | USA | 27 Jul 2023
Cancel Culture: NAD Reviews Dark Patterns
The National Advertising Division (NAD) of the BBB National Programs recently reviewed The Wall Street Journal's claim that online subscribers could…
Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz PC | USA | 27 Jul 2023
Different Road, Same Destination
In a recent routine monitoring case, NAD examined The Wall Street Journal’s subscription Cancellation procedures. At issue was the WSJ’s claim that…
Schwartz & Kanyock LLC | USA | 20 May 2022
Defending Confession Judgment Cases in Illinois
A confession of judgment lets a creditor Take a judgment without notice to the Debtor, who usually first learns of the Lawsuit when the creditor…
Lexology PRO | Asia-Pacific, China, USA | 7 Jul 2021
Didi sued for misleading investors on China investigation
Ride-sharing app operator Didi faces at least two class action lawsuits claiming the company failed to disclose data issues that led to it being pulled from Chinese app stores.
PRO Compliance | USA | 23 Feb 2021
NY regulator: Facebook didn’t fully cooperate with data investigation
The New York Department of Financial Services has finished probing how Facebook handles sensitive data from third-party apps, finding that the company has made strides to protect privacy in recent years – but also noting that the social media platform didn’t fully cooperate with its investigation.
PRO Compliance | USA | 29 Apr 2020
Amazon under fire for allegedly using seller data to develop products
A US senator wants the Department of Justice to investigate reports that Amazon has used data about independent sellers to develop its own competing, private-label products – a practice company policy prohibits.
Fredrikson & Byron PA | USA | 15 Apr 2019
Critiquing Stability in the Boardroom
“Corporate boards are very stable. That’s not necessarily a good thing.” So begins an article published late last year in The Wall Street Journal…
