Regulations

"Terrorist" Posts Georgia Laws Online, Sued for Copyright Infringement

The state of Georgia is suing lawyer and tech advocate Carl Malamud for posting its laws to a publicly-available site. […]

Homejoy joins a list of “sharing-economy” companies, the best known of which is Uber, that have been targeted in similar lawsuits.

APCO Wordwide, the public affairs and communications consultancy, surveyed lobbyists and aides on Capital Hill “to find out which trade […]

A real estate partner in a Philadelphia law firm overheard a colleague discuss a pending merger with the legal assistant […]

Companies from India provided H-1B workers to a U.S. company, which then allegedly laid off U.S. workers in comparable positions.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has called for changes in the rules for the SEC’s administrative court system, which allows […]

Chris Pogue from Nuix runs down a list of seven key decisions a company will need to make after it […]

A more than year-old report from DLA Piper, commissioned by the Qatar government, found serious and rampant labor abuse, in […]

Last week the Department of Labor issued new guidance on how to determine whether a worker is an employee or […]

A California administrative law judge said Uber’s refusal to provide data violates a 2013 law, and recommended the app-based ride-sharing […]