J.P. Morgan Chase makes record settlement for violations
Marshall Thompson J.P. Morgan Chase settled with the U.S. Treasury Department last week to pay $88 million for sanctions violations last […]
HLPR Blog: Notice and Comment
August 2011
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Hurricanes and Moral Hazard
Yevgeny Shrago This weekend’s highly hyped hurricane didn’t materialize with the expected vengeance, but it did manage to do significant damage to
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Big Tobacco v. The FDA: Are the new label requirements constitutional?
Jessica Jackson Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last thirty years, you’re probably aware that smoking cigarettes
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Slave labor still a part of U.S. economy
Marshall Thompson Despite the 13th Amendment and strong laws against human trafficking, slavery continues to be a part of the U.S.
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Justice Denied in Manhattan
Billy Corriher On Tuesday, a New York judge dropped the rape charges against Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the former head of the
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No “Top Tier” – It’s Still Romney v. Everyone Else
Jake Laperruque It’s been 10 days since Rick Perry announced his candidacy for President, and the Texas governor has already