The U.S. Court temporarily lifted the injunction on the Corporate Transparency Act, pushing back compliance deadlines for reporting companies to January 13, 2025.
A temporary stay has reinstated the Corporate Transparency Act, requiring companies established before January 1, 2024, to report beneficial ownership information by January 13, 2025.
Website accessibility under the ADA is crucial for businesses, as lawsuits increase regarding whether online-only operations qualify as public accommodations for individuals with disabilities.
DLA Piper, a leading U.S. law firm, offers significant financial bonuses to associates, rewarding high performance and exceeding billable hour targets during the holiday season.
Recent bankruptcy filings in Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and Rhode Island include notable Chapter 11 cases from New York and Delaware, exceeding $1 million in assets.
Guatemala's Public Prosecutor's Office conducted a rescue operation at the Lev Tahor compound, leading to the custody of 200 individuals amid abuse allegations and child remains discovery.
Rodrigo Rato, former IMF director, received a four-year, nine-month prison sentence for tax fraud, money laundering, and corruption, alongside fines exceeding two million euros.
The humanitarian crisis in El Fasher, Sudan, has resulted in over 782 civilian deaths and significant infrastructure damage, exacerbated by ongoing violence from the Rapid Support Forces.
El Salvador was ruled to have violated human rights in a 2013 abortion case, highlighting medical care flaws and obstetric violence affecting women's reproductive rights.
Press freedom in Afghanistan has sharply declined, with 12 media outlets closing in 2024, including Arezo TV, due to stringent censorship and content restrictions.