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Minnesota employers should be aware of several new employment laws that were included in the Omnibus Labor and Industry Policy bill and Omnibus Tax bill signed into law at the end of May, just before the close of the 2024 legislative session. Some of these laws take effect next year, but others take effect as soon as July and August 2024. Click below to download our White Paper, which summarizes the most significant enactments. Matthew (Matt) Lampe Elizabeth McRee Brian Easley Kristin Parker #employmentlaw #laborlaw #laborandemployment
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"It sounds like a cliché, but the only constant in the energy industry is change.... We're at an inflection point with energy now, where the pace of change is so large, the incentives are so significant, and the opportunities are so great, that our clients can't help but try and take advantage of it." Watch Jeff Schlegel, leader of the Firm's global Energy Practice, and partners Kit Rockhill and Paul Greening talk about addressing tax policy and regulatory changes, recognizing opportunities, leveraging technologies, and what’s happening next in the renewables space. #energy #energytransition #netzero
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Our Sydney Office will host an exclusive event on August 7th with Dr. James Cockayne, the first Anti-slavery Commissioner for New South Wales. Partners Holly Sara and Prudence Smith will participate in the discussion. Dr. Cockayne will share his perspectives on tackling modern slavery risks in operations and supply chains, sharing best practices and approaches for due diligence, and reporting in relation to these risks. His timely insights will be particularly valuable for Australia's broader corporate community in the wake of the recent federal modern slavery reforms and the establishment of the office of the country's first national Anti-Slavery Commissioner. For more information, and to register for this event, please visit our website: https://lnkd.in/eUZv9pRp
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Following adoption of the SEC's much anticipated climate disclosure rules, multiple parties filed petitions for review in various jurisdictions. Petitioners include business groups, energy companies, trade associations, and environmental groups. The Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation chose the Eighth Circuit to hear all challenges to the SEC’s rules. Sarah L. Levine, Howard Sidman, and Rose Mooney have contributed a review of this flurry of litigation, and the anticipated substantive challenges to the SEC's rules, to the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance. Click below to download the article. #corporategovernance #ESG
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In SEC v. Jarkesy, the Supreme Court held that the SEC's practice of litigating securities-fraud charges before its in-house tribunals violates the Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial. The impact of this decision is not limited to the SEC and may ripple throughout the federal government. Moreover, litigants likely will seek to extend Jarkesy's reasoning to other sorts of agency actions by looking for common-law analogues. Kevin Comeau Sarah Efronson Sarah L. Levine David Peavler #SCOTUS #appellate #SEC
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The USPTO seeks public comments on: the current state of the common law experimental use exception to patent infringement; whether Congress should enact a statutory experimental use exception; and, if so, how it should be defined. Click below to download our Alert on the USPTO's request for comments. Jennifer Chheda Christian Platt #intellectualproperty #patentlaw
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A rare Delaware Court of Chancery ruling serves as a reminder that, no matter what the standard of review, a stockholder plaintiff challenging a transaction must still plead a viable non-exculpated claim. Download the pdf below to read an analysis of the ruling by Randi Lesnick, Andy Levine, and Nick Walter published in the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance.
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Dr. Johannes P. Willheim, Esq., FCIArb has co-edited the handbook “Guide to Aviation and Space Disputes,” together with Gary Birnberg from the The Hague Court of Arbitration for Aviation and Jalal El Ahdab. Johannes also contributed a chapter on the DNA of aviation disputes. Three other Jones Day lawyers, Dean Griffith, Matthew Sardo, and Sebastian Schwab, authored a chapter on the U.S. and EU regulatory framework for the aviation industry. To read the handbook, please visit the Global Arbitration Review website: https://lnkd.in/eXmCiema
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The Treasury Department issued regulations finalizing the reporting requirements on the 1% corporate stock buyback tax and starting the clock on the tax's filing and payment deadline. Click below to download our Commentary, which examines the key reporting and payment requirements under the final procedural regulations and how the regulations will affect traded corporations. Edward Kennedy Joseph Goldman Andrew Eisenberg Ross Poulsen #taxlaw