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Employer Lawsuit Aims to Block New DOL Overtime Pay Rule

Over a dozen trade groups have sued the Department of Labor to block an overtime pay rule that raises the minimum salary level for employee exemption.

Federal Circuit Overrules Obviousness Test for Design Patents

The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has overruled the longstanding obviousness test for design patents, shaking up the landscape of patent law.

Senator Asks Regulators To Sanction UnitedHealth For Lax Cybersecurity

In 2022 the FTC sanctioned companies for lax cybersecurity in two cases. Will UnitedHealth face a similar response?

Compliance Risk Amid Turkey-Israel Trade Suspension and Regional Conflicts

Learn how U.S. companies must navigate complex trade controls and compliance obligations in light of the recent Turkey-Israel trade suspension.

Proposed Delaware Law Originates from Crispo v. Musk

Learn about the potential effects of the Delaware State Bar Association’s “lost-premiums” amendment originating from the Crispo v. Musk case.

Understanding Rule 506(c) and What it Means for Issuers and Investors

Understanding Rule 506(c) is essential for issuers navigating private securities offerings. Learn more about the requirements for verifying accredited investors.

Non-Disparagement Clause Blocked by State’s Anti-Discrimination Law

Read more about a ruling that says a non-disparagement clause may not prevent plaintiffs from discussing “a claim of discrimination, retaliation or harassment.”

EPA Finalizes Enhanced Greenhouse Gas Reporting Requirements

Read more about the EPA’s stringent new regulations for greenhouse gas reporting within the petroleum and natural gas sectors, expanding the scope of compliance

Enhancing Financial Transparency: Understanding the UBO Reporting Rule in the US

Discover how the UBO reporting rule aims to bolster financial transparency in the US, requiring detailed disclosures to curb illicit financial activities.

COVID-19 Related Insurance Question Resolved

Can the actual or potential presence of the COVID-19 virus on an insured’s premises constitute direct physical loss or damage to property?

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