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At a meeting with government officials on Saturday, online retailers raised concerns about the tough new e-commerce rules that were announced last month. Their biggest complaints were about the rules that bar “related parties” from selling on their platforms, and e-commerce platforms from launching their own brands.
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Amazon India and Tata Group have told the government they are concerned about the “related-party clause” in the new draft regulations for the industry that prevents them from selling on their own platforms, said sources privy to discussions between officials and industry executives on Saturday.
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Bohrer PLLC was one of five law firms hired by Cognizant’s former chief legal officer Steven E. Schwartz to defend him in an India bribery case relating to construction of the company’s campus in the outskirts of Chennai.
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Cognizant has filed a lawsuit against New York-based law firm Bohrer PLCC, accusing it of fraudulently overbilling at least $20 million to the IT services company.
Chennai:Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp. has filed a lawsuit against a New York-based law firm, accusing it of fraudulently overbilling at least $20 million to the IT services company.
Cognizant’s petition filed in the District Court for the Southern District of New York alleged that Bohrer PLLC and its managing partner, Jeremy I. Bohrer, had billed it millions of dollars in fees and expenses for work that it either did not perform as invoiced, or performed for a fraction of the billed cost.