The extraordinary powers of the Emergencies Act continue into a second week
Feb 24, 2022 20:42 pm UTC| Law
On Feb. 21, Canadas House of Commons took historic action on voting to confirm the motion of declaring a national emergency. The Emergencies Act remains in effect for the coming days, if not weeks. Extraordinary powers can...

Court favors GM Korea in canceling gov’t order to return technology institute subsidy
Feb 22, 2022 22:38 pm UTC| Law Economy Business
A court has ruled in favor of GM Korea Co. in a lawsuit to annul the governments decision to retrieve its subsidy provided for a facility the carmaker disposed of in 2019, sources said Monday. The suit was filed by the...
Feb 18, 2022 08:31 am UTC| Law
On Feb. 28, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in West Virginia v. EPA, a case that centers on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agencys authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions that drive climate...

Law firm Bartlit Beck awarded $50 million fee in appeal against Japanese billionaire Kazuo Okada
Feb 09, 2022 23:42 pm UTC| Law Economy
A US federal appeals court ruled that Japanese pachinko billionaire Kazuo Okada cannot escape an arbitrators 2019 decision requiring him to pay law firm Bartlit Beck $50 million in legal fees for services rendered in a...

New York considers making outdoor dining part of new normal
Feb 09, 2022 20:29 pm UTC| Economy Life Law
The New York City Council is considering making sidewalk dining provided by thousands of streateries a part of the new normal. The 51-member council will vote on the bill at a later date if it makes it through a...

US law enforcers seize $3.6 billion in stolen cryptocurrency from New York couple
Feb 09, 2022 10:10 am UTC| Digital Currency Law Economy
Law enforcement officials have arrested and charged a New York couple has with conspiring to launder $4.5 billion in stolen cryptocurrency funds and have seized $3.6 billion of those funds. US Deputy Attorney General...

Clam scam in Japan delivers economic blow to Kumamoto prefecture
Feb 02, 2022 23:35 pm UTC| Economy Law
The clam harvest figure in Kumamoto Prefecture didnt add up to a ministrys survey, raising suspicions that clams from South Korean and Chinese waters were being passed off as locally caught. Kumamoto Prefecture is...