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The three main themes of the JCT design and build changes - Vimarsana News

The three main themes of the JCT design and build changes

Rachel Heald is a partner at Hawkswell Kilvington JCT has now published the long-awaited 2024 edition of the Design and Build Contract family. On

UPDATE: EPA Takes Next Step In PFAS Regulations – Proposing Adding Nine PFAS As Hazardous Constituents - Waste Management - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: EPA Takes Next Step In PFAS Regulations – Proposing Adding Nine PFAS As Hazardous Constituents - Waste Management

On January 31, 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it is proposing to list nine per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) as hazardous constituents under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA).

Source: mondaq.com
Rudy Giuliani begs for money to fight legal woes while sexual assault accuser seeks financial sanctions - Vimarsana News

Rudy Giuliani begs for money to fight legal woes while sexual assault accuser seeks financial sanctions

The former Trump attorney’s requests for money also come after he put his Upper East Side apartment up for sale for $6.5m

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NYC Reaffirms Plans to Amend Proposed Debt Collection Rules Based on Industry Feedback - Vimarsana News

NYC Reaffirms Plans to Amend Proposed Debt Collection Rules Based on Industry Feedback

The amendments may consider state and federal requirements for debt collectors and are tentatively expected to be released this summer.

Submit Comments on New York's Revised Proposed Debt Collection Rules by Feb. 13 - Vimarsana News

Submit Comments on New York's Revised Proposed Debt Collection Rules by Feb. 13

The revised proposal would serve as a permanent rule for debt collectors and debt buyers in the state if approved and includes proposed amendments on consumer communications and disclosures.