Right-to-Repair Bill for Electronics Signed by Oregon Governor
Oregon will have the nation’s most expansive right-to-repair law for consumer electronics under a measure signed into law by Gov. Tina Kotek (D) on Wednesday.
Oregon will have the nation’s most expansive right-to-repair law for consumer electronics under a measure signed into law by Gov. Tina Kotek (D) on Wednesday.
Blackbaud Inc. defeated nearly identical lawsuits filed by Travelers Casualty and Surety Co. of America and Philadelphia Indemnity Insurance Co. seeking to recover $2.1 million in payments to nonprofits they insured related to a 2020 data breach suffered by the cloud services provider.
The US Tax Court approved a $155.6 million income tax bill against
Law firm lateral hiring took a nosedive last year, with associates bearing the brunt of the slowdown in demand from corporate clients.
A patent-monetization company that has sued multiple parking lot operators, had its third infringement dismissed in five months, after a federal trial court ruled its patent “lacks a sufficiently inventive concept to transform it into patent-eligible subject matter.”
New York lawmakers will extend state budget negotiations beyond an April 1 deadline as issues such as housing, education, and health care remain barriers to reaching a spending deal expected to top $233 billion, a key legislator said Wednesday.
Workers at Sega of America, a division of Sega Sammy Holdings Inc., have became the first employees at a major North American video-game company to ratify a union contract, a move that may accelerate a burgeoning labor movement in an industry known for widespread instability among its work force.
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