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1 month ago | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Andrew Wallender |Seth Stern
Roughly 22 Republican-appointed judges eligible for a form of semi-retirement provide President Donald Trump with the most likely pool of potential circuit seats to fill as he looks to build on his judicial legacy. Most of them could’ve exited active service during Trump’s first term, so it’s uncertain whether they’ll choose to do so this time.
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1 month ago | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Andrew Wallender |Seth Stern
Roughly 22 Republican-appointed judges eligible for a form of semi-retirement provide President Donald Trump with the most likely pool of potential circuit seats to fill as he looks to build on his judicial legacy. Most of them could’ve exited active service during Trump’s first term, so it’s uncertain whether they’ll choose to do so this time.
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Nov 6, 2024 | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Tiana Headley |Jacqueline Thomsen |Andrew Wallender
Donald Trump is expected to seek out a different kind of judicial nominee during his second term. The incoming president will rely less heavily on establishment Federalist Society conservatives as he seeks judges who will rule in his favor. He appointed 234 judges in his first term, a significant achievement for Republicans, but some proved a disappointment to Trump after blocking efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.
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Aug 8, 2024 | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Lydia Wheeler |Andrew Wallender
Donald Trump could appoint the first Asian American or Pacific Islander to serve on the US Supreme Court, though that’s unlikely to be the motivating factor should he make the historic selection. Diversity didn’t seem to be a primary concern for the former president in filling judicial vacancies while in office. He appointed fewer members of minority groups to the federal bench than any of his immediate predecessors and he’s given little indication that would change in a second term.
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Dec 6, 2023 | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Andrew Wallender |Ronnie Greene
The nation’s top food safety regulator has for decades left it up to manufacturers to decide whether their food ingredients are safe, sometimes with tragic results, a Bloomberg Law investigation reveals. Last year, nearly 400 people across the US fell ill after eating a lentil and leek meal shipped by the plant-based food company Daily Harvest. Some 133 people were hospitalized, and several had to have their gallbladders removed, government records show.
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Dec 6, 2023 | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Andrew Wallender |Ronnie Greene
The nation’s top food safety regulator has for decades left it up to manufacturers to decide whether their food ingredients are safe, sometimes with tragic results, a Bloomberg Law investigation reveals. Last year, nearly 400 people across the US fell ill after eating a lentil and leek meal shipped by the plant-based food company Daily Harvest. Some 133 people were hospitalized, and several had to have their gallbladders removed, government records show.
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Dec 6, 2023 | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Andrew Wallender |Ronnie Greene
The nation’s top food safety regulator has for decades left it up to manufacturers to decide whether their food ingredients are safe, sometimes with tragic results, a Bloomberg Law investigation reveals. Last year, nearly 400 people across the US fell ill after eating a lentil and leek meal shipped by the plant-based food company Daily Harvest. Some 133 people were hospitalized, and several had to have their gallbladders removed, government records show.
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Oct 4, 2023 | 
news.bloombergtax.com | Danielle Dunn |Andrew Wallender
Nelida Travaglini‘s 2011 Honda Accord has racked up more than 130,000 miles and has only required more maintenance with age. But according to the state of Connecticut, it’s getting more valuable. If she lived in Greenwich, one of the richest communities in the US, her bill would be $83, according to a data analysis by Bloomberg Tax. In Hartford, where she lives, it’s $243. And she has two other aging cars to pay taxes on, including the 2003 Accord her husband, Robert, left her when he died in 2020.
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Aug 3, 2023 | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Amanda Iacone |Andrew Wallender
Even as scorching temperatures break records and insurers abandon hurricane-prone areas of the US, the financial toll of altered weather patterns and business strategies doesn’t surface in most corporate balance sheets or income statements. Auditors, too, have been silent on the impact the threat from a warming planet could have on companies’ long-term success, even survival.
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Aug 3, 2023 | 
bnanews.bna.com | Amanda Iacone |Andrew Wallender
Even as scorching temperatures break records and insurers abandon hurricane-prone areas of the US, the financial toll of altered weather patterns and business strategies doesn’t surface in most corporate balance sheets or income statements. Auditors, too, have been silent on the impact the threat from a warming planet could have on companies’ long-term success, even survival.
