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• December 7, 2018

  Thrift Preemption No Help For Chase In Calif. Suit: Judge

  A San Francisco federal judge ruled Friday that Chase must face a proposed class action over its alleged failure to comply with a California mortgage escrow interest law, finding the preemption once enjoyed by the failed federal thrift originator of the plaintiffs' mortgages doesn't cover Chase's subsequent handling of the loans.

• December 7, 2018

  Nexus Can Access Land For Pipeline Work, 6th Circ. Says

  A Sixth Circuit panel on Friday agreed with a lower court that gave Nexus Gas Transmission LLC quick access to landowners' properties in Ohio so that it could proceed with pipeline construction in a timely way.

• December 7, 2018

  Execs Urge No Or Little Prison In $200M Del. Bank Fraud Case

  Four Wilmington Trust executives found guilty in a nearly $200 million federal securities fraud case in May have appealed for no, or little, prison time instead of the up to nine- and 11 ¼-year recommendations issued by prosecutors, according to documents made public on Friday.

• December 7, 2018

  Intricacy Of Interest Deduction Regs May Vex Multinationals

  The U.S. Treasury Department’s decision to limit interest expense deductions for certain foreign affiliates of multinational corporations could force businesses to undertake complex calculations and puts them at a risk of paying more tax on global income.

• December 7, 2018

  Advertisers Can't Tear Down NYC Billboard Ban At 2nd Circ.

  Advertisers can't block a New York City ban on billboard advertising near public parks and roadways after the Second Circuit said Friday a decades-old regulation exemption that lets signs plaster a Queens ballpark doesn't mean the companies are being deprived of their commercial speech rights.

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