Regulations
Lydia Wheeler, writing in The Hill, compiles a list off regulations that the Obama administration would like to see finalized […]
A post from Ogletree Deakins looks at a recent case out of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals. This case […]
A company that certifies consumer privacy programs that are offered by companies has settled with the Federal Trade Commission, over […]
Republicans and Republican-aligned business groups are mounting lawsuits against Obama administration initiatives in three important areas: health care, climate change […]
Is a person who complains internally about a securities law violation but does not tell the SEC protected by anti-retaliation […]
The rapidly evolving commercial marijuana business has begun to see trade secret claims (re: “propagation” and “lighting protocol,” among other […]
Personality testing of job applicants is becoming more common, and according to one estimate is now a $500 million a […]
The general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board, alleging retaliation against employees who participated in union organizing activities, has […]
The San Francisco bill of rights for retail workers will take effect on January 1, although it will not become […]
Tech giants and frequent competitors Google and Microsoft are joining forces to ask the FCC to reject the efforts of […]
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