On September 30, Governor Newsom signed SB 574, thus creating—for the first time—statutory guardrails on attorneys’ and arbitrators’ use of ...

You spent over a decade training to practice medicine. You should not sign away your career in an afternoon. Yet that happens ...

They told her compliance was a dead-end career. They told her she’d never make it in the United States, that landing an internship with a ...

Cal/OSHA has commenced formal rulemaking to implement Senate Bill 606’s Egregious and Enterprise-wide violation classifications.

If your company builds, renovates, or supplies construction services in a designated opportunity zone (OZ), you have probably heard of OZ tax ...

A hospital disclosure meeting is a planned conversation that follows a review of the patient’s care. Hospitals run these ...

Courts have been active over the past month deciding insurance issues. The Arizona Supreme Court for the first time ...

In a new paper just published in The Lancet Neurology, Research Spotlight: Working towards an integrated, long-term approach for traumatic brain ...

New national rules, effective 1 July 2026, give workers who continue working after China’s mandatory retirement age a set of statutory protections ...

For decades, a New York employee’s personnel file belonged, practically speaking, to the employer. The employee might glimpse it during an ...

AFSA’s appointment of Professor Lise Bosman as the inaugural president of its International Court was a clear statement of intent. Her career ...

This update highlights recent developments and what to watch in the final weeks before Election Day. For a more comprehensive analysis of key ...