Thomas Lee

1 month ago | mondaq.com | Thomas Lee |Merrit Jones |John Kindschuh

SummaryIf HB 212 is signed by GovernorLujan Grisham, New Mexico would become only the third state toenact a ban on intentionally added PFAS in all categories ofconsumer products. However, in an important departure from similarlaws in Maine and Minnesota, New Mexico hasexempted fluoropolymer PFAS (including compounds like PTFE) fromthe ban. January 1, 20271.

1 month ago | asamnews.com | Thomas Lee

By Thomas LeeLet me make this completely clear from the top: President Trump is a horrible leader. He has no underlying beliefs. He has no intellectual curiosity. For a man that prides himself on business acumen, he has no overall strategy, which makes his actions impulsive and reckless. And yet, his tariffs and general governance has produced consequences that might actually be good for America in the long run – provided we survive the dumpster fire that is his presidency.

1 month ago | bostonglobe.com | Thomas Lee

For decades, most US retailers operated on a simple premise: sell as much cheaply priced stuff as quickly as you can. That lucrative, volume-based strategy is about to be tested like never before. President Trump’s tariffs threaten to upend the far-flung global supply chain that offers American consumers a wide selection of highly discounted apparel, furniture, and electronics. And some industry observers say it’s about time.

2 months ago | lexology.com | Thomas Lee

There is no law or regulation instructing contractors how to mark commercial technical data delivered to the Department of Defense (DoD).[1] Yet the DoD Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS) is quite clear that contractors and their suppliers must mark such data to protect them; if unmarked, the U.S. government and third parties may use and disclose data without restriction, and DoD contracts include a mandatory release of liability for such disclosure.[2] To date, DoD has...

2 months ago | nordjyske.dk | Thomas Lee

Økologisk Landsforening skriver, at Prehn tiltræder 1. marts. Rasmus Prehn har siddet i Folketinget siden 2005, og han har været både udviklingsminister samt minister for fødevarer, landbrug og fiskeri under Mette Frederiksens første regering. I sit Facebook-opslag kalder han ikke bare den nye opgave for et drømmejob, men også "lidt af en en livsmission" for ham.