Alerts The First Circuit recently held in Codan Forsikring A/S v. Bogus, No. 25-1770, that a pilot association is not ...
Georgia skipped purple and went straight to bright blue with a record 2.8 million early votes cast and another 1.3 million Election Day ...
A person appointed to serve as a temporary administrator possesses only the powers authorized by the probate court. But what ...
On October 27, the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) 2026 Consumer Protection Fall Conference held its public day with panels ...
A new antitrust class action takes aim at one of the defining features of NCAA Division III: the prohibition of athletics-based financial ...
As employers prepare for the year-end holidays, it is a good time to review how holiday schedules and pay policies work under California law.
On October 29, 2026, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (“EEOC”) announced the rescission of its long-standing 2012 enforcement ...
In space, it is increasingly not just about what capabilities countries have, but who controls them. In Washington, lawmakers are pressing ...
Why validation, job relatedness, and adverse-impact monitoring still matter in a changing regulatory environment For nearly ...
A business can grow without growing its payroll. Consider an E-2 treaty investor whose business plan projects five U.S. hires ...
Federal courts of appeals often confront the question of how much deference to give a district court’s decision on appeal. In ...
For lawyers who own or manage law firms, office space is an important business decision. Location, accessibility, appearance, ...
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