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Lisa Rubin

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  • Senior Legal Reporter, MS NOW
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As seen in: MS NOW, Environmental Health Perspectives, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Ireland, Yahoo Entertainment, Nature, Wiley, Yahoo News, Aol, CNBC and
@MSNOWnews senior legal reporter & recovering litigator; former: off-air legal analyst @maddow, @wagnertonight. Don’t let the pearls fool ya.
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Trump’s DOJ plans to treat his communications with ‘outside advisors’ as privileged. Why now?

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By Lisa Rubin Verified
| Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes Podcast
A new Office of Legal Counsel memo was published as the White House fights in court over communications with Trump advisor Boris Epshteyn. That's no coincidence.
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Deadwood effects on dissolved organic carbon in forest soils depend on bedrock type, tree species, and microclimate

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By Lisa Rubin Verified, Friederike Lang, Rebecca Nowack, Peter Stiasny, Heike Puhlmann
| Nature Verified
Abstract Deadwood plays an important role in the forest carbon cycle by supplying dissolved organic carbon to the underlying soils. Yet, the extent to which this effect varies across different site conditions remains insufficiently understood. We monitored dissolved organic carbon at multiple soil depths beneath European beech and Norway spruce logs at sites with contrasting bedrock types over 2.5 years, comparing them with adjacent control plots.
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SEC Unshackles Digital Asset Interfaces — What the New Broker-Dealer Guidance Means for DeFi and Every Digital Asset Platform

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By Lisa Rubin Verified, Eric Sibbitt
| JD Supra
Whether a software interface that provides access to digital asset transactions triggers a requirement to register as a “broker” or “dealer” has been one of the most contested questions at the intersection of securities law and digital asset technology.[1] On April 13, the Staff of the Division of Trading and Markets issued a staff statement that for the first time sets out specific conditions under which a crypto user interface provider can operate without registering as a broker-dealer...
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