The New York Times article highlights two recent cases focusing on the behavior of banks in the loan administration and collection process and ruling in favor of borrowers. In one case the judge concluded the bank “abused” the borrowers and
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The USDA has issued a new “strategy” document that outlines the agency’s direction with regard to implementing the Food Safety Modernization Act (“FSMA”). The document is intended to “to guide the next phase of FSMA implementation by outlining broadly the…
Regulation Creep In The Nanny State:The Proposed Not-So-Safe-Harbor Enactment In Proposition 65 Advertising Regulations
By David Gabor
David Gabor is a shareholder at Weintraub Tobin. He is a trial lawyer and represents production companies, infomercial companies, direct response companies and multi-level marketing organizations asto both operational and compliance matters. In particular, David is focused on advertising and compliance…
DTSC Announces Three Priority Products under the Green Chemistry Regulations
New Proposed Prop 65 Warning Label Regulations
New Trends in Proposition 65 litigation – 2014
By David Gabor
The following is a recap of trends as to targets of recent California Proposition 65 litigation. As anyone who has been named in such a suit can attest, it is important to understand the legal landscape so that a potentially…
Proposition 65 – Twenty-Seven Years Later And Still No Observable Effect
By David Gabor
Professor Michael L. Marlow of Cal Poly San Luis Obispo recently published a preview of his paper on cancer rates and Proposition 65 entitled, “Too Much (Questionable) Information?” See Wall Street Journal, page A13, January 21, 2014.
Proposition 65 is…
