October 20, 2019
October 18, 2019
- The AHA Reports Economic Benefits Associated with Increased Hospital... by: Katherine Y. Bai and Melissa R. Gertler
- Stick a Fork in It? IRS Issues Updated Guidance on the Tax Treatment... by: Stephen A. Rutenberg and Thomas H. Wagner
- McDermottPlus Check-Up: October 18, 2019 by: Mara McDermott and Rachel Stauffer
- Brexit: Vote or No Vote? by: Malcolm Dowden
- Proposed Rules Addressing LIBOR Phase-out Help Ease Reissuance... by: R. Todd Greenwalt and Victoria N. Ozimek
- CCPA Update: Governor Signs Batch of Amendments by: Jennifer M. Oliver
- The Great and Powerful (Tax Benefits of) OZ: Opportunity Zone... by: Kristin Lamb and Michael R. Cashin
- Labor Board’s Boeing Handbook Rule Produces Encouraging Results by: Anthony K. Glenn
- Leonardo’s Fragile Vitruvian Man Will Travel to The Louvre After All... by: Jana S. Farmer and Jacqueline M. Bertelsen
- Trump Administration’s ‘Regulatory Sprint’ Includes Revisions to... by: Thomas S. Stukes and Anthony H. Brett
- Five Key Takeaways from the Long-Awaited CCPA Regulations by: Elizabeth (Liz) Harding and Lindsay R. Dailey
- Ohio Supreme Court Finds Statute of Repose Applies To All Claims –... by: Clifford J. Shapiro
- Veterans Struggle to Gain Access to Medical Marijuana by: Patrick McKnight
- SEC Announces the Formation of Asset Management Advisory Committee by: Susan Light and Michael T. Foley
- NMFS Seeks to Streamline Aquaculture Permitting While a Washington... by: Allyn L. Stern and Erika H. Spanton
- NJ Department of Labor Adopts Regulations on Suspension and... by: Maxine Neuhauser
- Reminder to North Carolina Employers: Take Time to Thoughtfully Craft... by: Jeremy R. Sayre
- House Committee Approves Sustainable Chemistry Research and... by: Lynn L. Bergeson and Carla N. Hutton
- The Conflict Between Choice-of-Law Provisions in Insurance Policies... by: Matthew E. Lewis
- OFCCP Issues Technical Assistance Guide for Educational Institutions... by: Connie N Bertram and Jack Blum
- Waiving Claims for Public Injunctive Relief in California Arbitration... by: Daniel T. Pascucci
- CFTC Approves Proposed Rules Relating to Uncleared Swaps by: Kevin M. Foley and Timothy D. Kertland
- The Golden Ticket: Will Your Company be Excepted from New CFIUS... by: Reid Whitten
- Pay the Piper – California Employers Pressed to Pay Arbitration Fees... by: Scott P. Jang and Samia M. Kirmani
- Analysis of Attorney General Regulations to CCPA – Part 3:... by: Natalie A. Prescott
- FTC Defense Attorney on Made in USA Compliance by: Richard B. Newman
- CFTC, FinCEN, and SEC Issue Joint Statement on Activities Involving... by: Susan Light and Kevin M. Foley
- As Courts Continue To Grapple With The Severability of The Federal... by: Michael P. Daly and Qiusi Y. Newcom
- Bipartisan Banking Committee Senators Introduce Anti-Money Laundering... by: Benjamin D. Wood and Kevin McCart
- SEC Issues Legal Bulletin Regarding Shareholder Proposals Exclusion by: Mark J. Reyes and Mark D. Wood
- CCPA Proposed Rules: Trust Less, Verify More by: Tara N. Cho and Peter F. McLaughlin
- Is A Pre-Issuance Form D Filing Requirement In The Offing? by: Keith Paul Bishop
- One Higher Ed Requirement To Know Now by: A. Joseph Jay, III and J. Scott Maberry
- FCA Updates Change of Control Webpages by: John Ahern and Carolyn H. Jackson
- End of Round One for TPR? by: Catherine McKenna
- BRAG Biobased Products Blog: October 18, 2019 by: Lynn L. Bergeson
- Key Takeaways from the California AG’s Proposed CCPA Regulations [... by: John E. Clabby and Joseph W. Swanson
- A Low-Key Way to Eliminate Thousands in Import Duties: Miscellaneous... by: J. Scott Maberry and Lisa C. Mays
- Canada’s Federal Election: What Employers Need to Know About Employee... by: Michael Comartin
- Talk Fast? by: Catherine R. Connors
- BREAKING TCPA NEWS: Facebook Files Cert Petition Seeking Supreme... by: Eric J. Troutman
- Waiver of Appraisal Rights in a Stockholder Agreement is Enforceable... by: Annette E. Becker
- Employment and Pension Law Update 2019: The Netherlands by: Thomas Timmermans
- Implicit Bias and Disparate Impact Claims: A Primer for Employers (US) by: Melissa Legault
- USDA Announces Renewal of Substance Exemptions in the National... by: Food and Drug Law at Keller and Heckman
- In France, Measuring Wage Inequality Between Women and Men Has Become... by: Christine Artus
- EPA Releases Its Supplemental Proposal On RFS by: Lynn L. Bergeson
- Proposed Changes to the Anti-Kickback Statute, Stark Law and Civil... by: John E. Wyand and Adam D. Colvin
- IRS answers some, but not all, questions in long-awaited... by: Michael Fernhoff and Jeremy Naylor
- Style is Everything, But Style Names Aren't "Trademarks... by: Jonathan Feder and Bianca D'Angelo
- California Updates its Data Breach Notification Law by: Labor and Preventive Practices
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