Johnson & Johnson Is Ordered to Pay California Over Deceptive-Marketing Claim

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Johnson & Johnson Is Ordered to Pay California Over Deceptive-Marketing Claim

A state judge ordered Johnson & Johnson to pay $343.99 million to California for deceptively marketing a surgical product called pelvic mesh, in a decision that resurfaces yet another category of litigation confronting the drug company. The ruling came four …
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Coronavirus Prevention at Work May Clash With Bias Laws(Radio)

Bloomberg Law's Erin Mulvaney discusses her story with Nancy Lyons in the Bloomberg 99.1 Washington newsroom. Running time 05:11.
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The Impacts of Blockchain on the Accounting Industry

Many accountants are excited about blockchain simply because it can lead to much fewer audits in the future. Auditors can automate most auditing
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Renewable energy predicted to surpass natural gas in US by 2045

The Annual Energy Outlook 2020 predicts a sharp increase in renewables over the decades, a continual decline in nuclear and coal, and a small drop in natural gas sources. The agency’s 2020 report is a shift from last year, which said natural gas would …
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Delta Amex credit cards relaunch with new benefits and limited-time bonus offers

American Express relaunched all seven Delta SkyMiles® credit cards today, Jan. 30, 2020, with new rewards, perks and limited-time welcome bonuses worth up to 100,000 miles, depending on the card you open. All Delta Amex cards also received a sleek …
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