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ECHR holds Poland court lacks impartiality, independence due to judge appointments

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The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) held Thursday that the Civil Chamber of Poland’s Supreme Court composition lacks impartiality and independence, violating a company’s right to a proper hearing. Poland , a company argued against the Main Pharmaceutical Inspector’s decision to withdraw a product from the market.

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Purdue Pharma restructuring to pay billions toward opioid lawsuit settlement

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Purdue Pharma filed a bankruptcy plan on Monday to restructure the company into a new entity with revenue directed toward combating the opioid crisis. The plan also requires the company’s family owners to pay an additional $4.275 billion to resolve thousands of civil claims.

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Spain data protection agency suspends Worldcoin for up to 3 months

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The Spanish Data Protection Agency (APED) ordered a precautionary measure on Wednesday against a global technology company, known as Tools for Humanity Corporation , to cease the collection and processing of personal data that it is carrying out in Spain under its Worldcoin project. According to Article 66.1

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ProPublica: US Supreme Court Justice Thomas failed to disclose conservative donor paid great-nephew’s tuition

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ProPublica Thursday reported that US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas failed to disclose that conservative donor Harlan Crow’s holding company paid thousands of dollars in tuition for Thomas’s great-nephew, whom Thomas was raising “as a son.” Thomas did not recuse himself from consideration of the case.

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Rideshare companies ask justices to reexamine California worker-protection law

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He argued that, under the PAGA, Uber had violated state law by classifying him and other drivers as independent contractors rather than employees. A state appeals court granted Uber’s request to have the question whether Gregg should be classified as an employee or an independent contractor under California law decided by an arbitrator.

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Amazon wins court battle against European Commission order to pay $300 M to Luxembourg

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The EU’s General Court on Wednesday annulled a European Commission decision from 2017, in which the Commission had found that a tax deal between the Luxembourg government and multinational tech company Amazon amounted to “illegal state aid.”

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Peru dispatch: corruption allegations made by arrested ex-advisor to dismissed Prosecutor throw new light on an old issue

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Peru eventually achieved its independence, thanks to Don Jose de San Martin, of Argentine nationality, and Simon Bolivar, of Venezuelan nationality. It contains provisions on judicial ethics, the independence of judges and the disciplinary responsibility of magistrates. However, this did not mean an improvement.

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