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The contractual provisions of takeover agreements continue to evolve as the COVID-19 pandemic unfolds. During the pandemic, parties have focused on risk transfer provisions in acquisition agreements, such as exemptions to the definition of material adverse effects (MAEs) and divisions in preliminary operating covenants. Since 2020, many acquisition agreements have excluded effects related to the COVID-19 pandemic in the definition of AEM or excluded pandemic-related measures or omissions from the agreement that requires a seller to conduct business “only in the ordinary course of business in accordance with previous practice.” As the pandemic enters an endemic phase, the parties to the agreement will need to reassess how the provisions on COVID-19 exemptions from AEDs or “normal course of business” will be interpreted. For example, the measures taken by a company to respond to the pandemic can now be considered part of the “normal course of business” of the company. 2022 will be the year we see a real movement in terms of federal data protection law. California`s passage of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) nearly two years ago pressured Congress to pass a federal standard. However, the slow pace of admission by other States put an end to the initial push. However, in 2021, Colorado and Virginia passed CCPA-inspired consumer privacy laws that are expected to go into effect in early 2023. As more states begin to adopt CCPA-style consumer protection laws, there is a real risk that compliance with various state laws and requirements will be untenable for businesses. Federal legislation would solve this problem. The possible failure of a juror in Ghislaine Maxwell`s trial to reveal he was sexually abused may not be enough to overturn the British celebrity`s conviction for sex trafficking and justify a new trial, legal experts said Thursday.

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It`s not about arming yourself to be your own lawyer. It`s not training, so you can defend yourself in court. The goal is to educate you about the legal risks and not to tell you what to do legally. Given these developments, employers should work with a lawyer to prepare their cases, policies and procedures for possible investigation. Employers who are made aware of an internal complaint or government investigation should immediately consult legal counsel to avoid accidental missteps. As always, employers should be aware of whistleblower laws and consult with a lawyer before taking any actual or perceived adverse action against employees who have engaged in “protected activity” under state or federal labor laws. David Schottenstein is reportedly guilty early next month of exploiting his ties to the family business empire to source illegal shares that have generated at least $4 million in illicit business profits. The legal landscape is constantly changing as new laws are passed or existing laws are interpreted or applied differently.

Brooks Pierce`s lawyers identified some of the biggest potential legal issues that companies need to be aware of over the coming months — from work and employment to cybersecurity and federal investigations — and provided a high-level assessment of what business leaders need to know now to better prepare for the future. Conservative U.S. Supreme Court justices on Friday questioned the legality of President Joe Biden`s pandemic-related vaccination or testing mandate for big business, but appeared more receptive to his administration`s vaccination requirements for health facilities at a time when COVID-19 cases are rising. Amazon has asked a federal judge in Washington to dismiss a proposed class action lawsuit accusing the retail giant of illegally setting prices through minimum margin agreements with product suppliers, insisting that customers benefit from their lower prices.