Retailers have filed a new swipe fee lawsuit against the Federal Reserve, arguing that the cap took into account bank expenses that could not be considered under the law. The retailers’ suit comes after the Federal Reserve capped swipe fees at 21 cents earlier this year. The central bank originally…..
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Retailers Sue Federal Reserve Over Swipe Fees
Georgia man and devout Christian Billy E. Hyatt worked in a factory.
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GA Man Fired, Refused to Wear ‘666′ Sticker
If there’s anything that injured plaintiffs and hospitals can agree on, it might be that medical malpractice lawsuits are time consuming and costly. Medical care providers, patients, and policy makers have all argued for medical malpractice reform
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Is Medical Malpractice Reform Coming Soon?
On Monday, June 21, the Senate and House came to a compromise over one hotly contested portion of the finance reform bill. Members of both houses announced yesterday an agreement to include, in the final version of the bill, limits… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Congress Takes Final Swipe at Swipe Fees
Although Pakistan-born U.S. citizen Faisal Shahzad entered a guilty plea to an attempted Times Square bombing he was unapologetic for his actions. Calling himself a “Muslim soldier,” car bomber suspect Faisal Shahzad entered a guilty plea to 10 terrorism and..
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Guilty Plea in Times Square Bomber Case
As the economy slowly shows signs of recovery, many wonder what steps should be taken in order to speed things up. While some see a bright future ahead, other economists are concerned about a double dip recession. In order to… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Bernanke Encourages Loans to Small Businesses
You may have participated in the pre-college requirement that incoming freshmen all read the same book over the summer preceding their entry on campus, so they may discuss the common issues they then have in mind.
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New Genes for College: Cal Wants Frosh DNA
Late last week, the United States Senate overwhelmingly passed an amendment to the in-progress bank reform bill which could change the rules of the road for credit card swipe fees. The amendment would gives the Federal Reserve the ability to monitor and… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Senate Passes Amendment on Credit Card Swipe Fees
