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Future Group to go for mediation over Amazon’s legal notice on Rs 24,713-cr deal with RIL

October 8, 2020

US online retailer Amazon.Com Inc has slapped a legal notice on Future Group, alleging that the retailer’s Rs 24,713 crore asset sale to Reliance Industries violated an agreement with the e-commerce giant.

“We have initiated steps to enforce our contractual rights,” a spokesperson for the Seattle-based e-commerce giant said. “As the matter is sub-judice, we can’t provide details.”

Amazon last year bought a 49 per cent stake in one of Future’s unlisted firms, Future Coupons Ltd, with the right to buy into flagship Future Retail after a period between 3 and 10 years. Future Coupons owns a 7.3 per cent stake in Future Retail.

In August this year, Future reached an agreement to sell its retail, wholesale, logistics and warehousing units to Reliance.

The deal is awaiting regulatory approvals.

A source who is advising Future Group in this matter told PTI that Future Coupons received

How America should address white collar crime: legal scholar

October 7, 2020

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Jennifer Taub is a legal scholar and advocate who’s testified as a banking law expert before Congress and appeared on MSNBC and CNN.
The following is an excerpt from her new book, “BIG DIRTY MONEY: The Shocking Injustice And Unseen Cost of White Collar Crime.”
In it, she examines white collar crime, its history, and why these offenders fail to face the consequences that street level criminals do from Congress and the Supreme Court.
She explains how the country’s biggest crimes — like the financial crisis in 2008 to the ongoing opioid epidemic — have taken a toll in its citizens on a systematic level and the US can do better moving forward.
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America, we have a big dirty money problem.

The corporate crime, elite impunity, and public corruption disease did not infect us overnight, though. We’ve been exposed now for so very

How America should be addressing its ‘dirty money’ problem around white-collar crimes, according to a legal scholar

October 7, 2020

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Jennifer Taub is a legal scholar and advocate who’s testified as a banking law expert before Congress and appeared on MSNBC and CNN.
The following is an excerpt from her new book, “BIG DIRTY MONEY: The Shocking Injustice And Unseen Cost of White Collar Crime.”
In it, she examines white collar crime, its history, and why these offenders fail to face the consequences that street level criminals do from Congress and the Supreme Court.
She explains how the country’s biggest crimes — like the financial crisis in 2008 to the ongoing opioid epidemic — have taken a toll in its citizens on a systematic level and the US can do better moving forward.
Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.

America, we have a big dirty money problem.

The corporate crime, elite impunity,

Black Lives Matter mask policies at work raise legal questions

October 3, 2020

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Workers at chains including Whataburger, Ralphs, and Whole Foods are fighting for their right to wear Black Lives Matter masks and other gear on the job.
Employers have the right to create dress codes that prevent workers from wearing clothing with any sort of messaging, according to employment and discrimination attorney Wendy Greene.
However, if these policies are not regularly enforced, employers could be subject to discrimination claims.
“Even though generally, employers are within their legal rights to bar employees from wearing ‘Black Lives Matter’ masks and shirts, employers should shift the focus from whether I can legally do so to should I do so?” Greene said.
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Workers are fighting for their right to wear Black Lives Matter gear on the job. But, can they win in court?

Last week, Ma’Kiya Congious filed a complaint with Texas officials against Whataburger, saying the burger

Consumers Receive Legal Advice on Criminal, Personal Injury and Matrimonial Matters on The First and Only Legal Podcast for Individuals

September 29, 2020

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VIENNA, Va., Sept. 29, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Access to much-needed legal advice is nearly impossible for a large majority of Americans because of cost. Now, anyone can get analysis and advice on three legal areas by listening to THE LEGAL MERRY GO ROUND three times each week.

With a focus on the three areas of law that affect most consumers – divorce, personal injury and criminal matters — attorney Paul Samakow makes it easy for the average Mary and Joe to get relevant legal insights in the privacy of their own home, with a podcast that is available on many platforms, including Apple, Stitcher, Spotify, iHeart Media and many more.

In addition to the advice dispensed on the shows, visitors to the podcast website – https://www.thelegalmerrygoround.com — can download FREE reports on a wide variety of legal topics of common interest.

“I created The Legal Merry Go Round podcast

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September 28, 2020

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Oberheiden & Bell Injury Attorneys Launches Nationwide Personal Injury Practice

Sep 28, 2020

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Oberheiden & Bell Injury Attorneys has expanded its practice and is now accepting personal injury and wrongful death cases nationwide. The firm has recruited experienced personal injury attorney and wrongful death attorneys across the country who are available to represent individuals and families in all 50 states on a contingency-fee basis.

“I am delighted to announce our firm’s latest expansion,” says founding attorney Nick Oberheiden, PhD. “With our new nationwide presence, we have the capabilities and resources required to fight for justice on behalf of accident victims and families no matter where they live, and no matter who is responsible for their losses.”

Dr. Oberheiden is among America’s top litigators. He is joined by James S. Bell, a nationally-renowned personal injury and wrongful death lawyer who is responsible for some

Florida advocates rally to raise money, pay legal obligations, register felons to vote

September 27, 2020

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MTV, Comedy Central and VH1 jointly donated $250,000 to pay fines, fees and restitution for about 1,250 Florida felons otherwise eligible to vote in November’s election.

The donation from the networks’ parent corporation, ViacomCBS, was made to the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition (FRRC), which has raised more than $4 million, enough to pay off fines and register 4,000 felons to vote before the state’s Oct. 5 registration deadline.

The donation comes after the U.S. 11th Circuit Court upheld Sept. 11 Florida’s challenge to a federal ruling declaring unconstitutional a 2019 law that requires the state’s 1.4 million eligible felons to pay all legal obligations to vote.

The 6-4 decision ensured 80,000-plus Florida felons who registered to vote by June and the 774,000 projected to do so by Oct. 5 will be prohibited from casting ballots in November unless all fines are resolved.

The ruling will be appealed to the

The Legalities of Putting Up A Catering Business: Complying With All Legal Requirements

May 4, 2020

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Choosing the Type of Business Structure

As you start offering catering services, you may notice your income increase overtime, especially when you cater to corporate functions. Of course, this is good news to your business, but all your efforts will be for nothing when the governing authority flags you for operating a non-registered business. So it is very important to decide the type of business structure and then proceeding with the registration. For example, in the US, the IRS will red flag a caterer earning over $600 without being incorporated.

The chosen business structure will be dependent on how you want your business to be taxed and what liabilities you can risk. A sole proprietorship company entails you, as the owner, to be held accountable to whatever unfortunate incidents in your operation. This is riskier compared to limited liability caterers and corporations. Remember that you will be serving food … Read More

Business legal definition of business

May 3, 2020

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The Bell group, instead of being driven from the field, were at once lifted to a higher level in the business world.

Most of them were well- known business men–the Bradleys, the Saltonstalls, Fay, Silsbee, and Carlton.

There was a spirit of confidence and enterprise; and the next step, clearly, was to create a business organization.

Vail, took his seat as General Manager in a tiny office in Reade Street, New York, and the building of the business began.

Bell invented the telephone; Watson constructed it; Sanders financed it; Hubbard introduced it; and Vail put it on a business basis.

The new General Manager had, of course, no experience in the telephone business. Neither had any one else.

So, just as Amos Kendall had left the post office service thirty years before to establish the telegraph business, Theodore N.

“We have the only original telephone patents,” he wrote;

Insurance legal definition of insurance

May 3, 2020

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Insurance

A contract whereby, for specified consideration, one party undertakes to compensate the other for a loss relating to a particular subject as a result of the occurrence of designated hazards.

The normal activities of daily life carry the risk of enormous financial loss. Many persons are willing to pay a small amount for protection against certain risks because that protection provides valuable peace of mind. The term insurance describes any measure taken for protection against risks. When insurance takes the form of a contract in an insurance policy, it is subject to requirements in statutes, Administrative Agency regulations, and court decisions.

In an insurance contract, one party, theinsured, pays a specified amount of money, called a premium, to another party, the insurer. The insurer, in turn, agrees to compensate the insured for specific future losses. The losses covered are listed in the contract, and the contract is called a

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