Regulations

New Rule To Nip Future Snowdens Is Potential Headache For Contractors

The Department of Defense has issued a new rule requiring contractors with access to classified information to attempt to identify […]

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, joining three other circuit courts, has ruled that the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment […]

The Grocery Manufacturers Association must pay $18 million in punitive damages for purposefully flouting campaign finance laws in 2013 when […]

Imagine, writes attorney Richard W. Painter, that a candidate for president has some business dealings in Russia and has publicly […]

Though California lawmakers repealed statutes preventing citizens from taking pictures in the voting booth, those laws remain on the books […]

The Food Safety Modernization Act is set to be implemented following issuing of rules that concluded in May of this […]

Companies that have become the subject of cross-border investigations are in a situation that is many respects beyond their control. […]

In 2016, a majority of shareholders rejected 44 directors at Russell 3000 companies, yet 40 of them continued to serve, […]

Employees may be entitled to time off in order to vote, but the regulatons vary widely from state to state. […]

The Federal Communications Commission, in a party-line 3 to 2 vote, decided to require broadband providers to get permission before […]