Robert Langreth, Bloomberg News drug industry reporter, discusses how a wave of new regulations and funding cuts could put many patient assistance charities out of business, depriving hundreds of thousands of Americans of essential healthcare assistance. He speaks with Bloomberg's Nathan
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Sahil Kapur, Bloomberg News tax reporter, discusses how Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin convinced lawmakers to keep the carried interest tax break, even after White House economic adviser Gary Cohn and the President himself pledged to roll back the tax break, which benefits investment fund
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The Legal Billing Assistant will report into the Client Accounting Supervisor and will be responsible for full cycle client billing preparation as well as verification and submission of client invoices. Client Details Our Client is a well known Law Firm with offices in downtown Manhattan. Currently, they are
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Andy Grewal, a professor at the University Of Iowa College Of Law, discusses why a Federal Judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing President Trump of violating the constitution's emoluments clause, which limits the benefits that presidents are allowed to receive from their financial dealings with foreign and
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William Banks, a professor at Syracuse University School of Law, discusses whether or not Congress will vote to reauthorize the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Amendments Act of 2008, which allows the NSA to collect emails and other communications from U.S. companies while pursuing overseas
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