April 22, 2019
- Draft California Regulations for Nighttime Agricultural Operations Up... by: Karen Tynan
- SCOTUS To Rule On Whether Title VII Prohibits Sexual Orientation And... by: Lindsay Colvin Stone
- US EPA Finalizes Rule Employing “SNUR-Only” Approach for TSCA New... by: Nicole E. Bothwell
- IRS Clarifies Business Meal and Entertainment Deductions Following... by: Michael K. Mahoney and Walter B. Parker
- La implementación de la política “Buy American” (Compra... by: Elise Holtzman and Albert E. Dotson, Jr.
- U.S. Supreme Court to Rule on LGBTQ Workplace Protections under Title... by: Michelle E. Phillips and Collin O’Connor Udell
- IRS Offers Guidance on Applying Test for Deductibility of Parking... by: Michael K. Mahoney and Walter B. Parker
- A Sticky Situation for Employers: New York City Council Passes Bill... by: Stefan M. Canizares
- Preparing for an Economic Downturn: How Manufacturers Can Prepare by: Jeffrey J. White
- California Supreme Court Poised to Provide Guidance on... by: Scott M. Pearson and Marcos D. Sasso
- Massachusetts Employers Need to Prepare as Paid Family and Medical... by: Jillian M. Collins
- A Radical Change to Ratification: Key Takeaways from Henderson v.... by: Joseph S. Hartunian
- Eastern District of Pennsylvania Denies a Motion to Dismiss Claim... by: Natalie K. DeLave and Laura H. Phillips
- FTC Continues to Focus on Ad Agency Liability by: Richard B. Newman
- Ninth Circuit’s Marks Opinion Continues to Extend its Reach Across... by: Nicole Su
- Telecom Alert - Pole Attachment Order Effective Date; 800 MHz Guard... by: C. Douglas Jarrett and Gregory E. Kunkle
- DOJ White Paper Answers Questions about the Scope and Applicability... by: Laura H. Phillips
- Should Companies Ban USBs? by: Risk Management Magazine
- Returning to the Status Quo? – Proposed Outline for Section 101 Reform by: Daniel T. Taskalos
- US Supreme Court Agrees to Decide Whether Title VII Prohibits LGBT... by: Melissa Legault
- FinCEN Issues First Penalty Against Peer-to-Peer Virtual Currency... by: Jack P. Drogin and Kayvan B. Sadeghi
- Delaware Court of Chancery Dismisses Derivative Suit in Limited... by: Scott E. Waxman and Zachary L. Sager
- Bridging the Week by Gary DeWaal: April 15 – 19 and April 22, 2019 (... by: Gary De Waal
- CAL/OSHA Proposes Emergency Regulation on Smoke-Protection after... by: Trever L. Neuroth
- FDA Issues Warning Letter to Lab Marketing Three Laboratory-Developed... by: Allison Fulton and Kenneth Yood
- FDIC and Duke University announce fintech research conference by: Brian J. Slagle
- M&A Update: The Delaware Supreme Court’s Decision in Verition... by: Jason M. Halper and Joshua Apfelroth
- Arbitrator Found Not to Have Issued a Reasoned Award, SDNY Remands to... by: Nora A. Valenza-Frost
- Weekly IRS Roundup April 15 – 19, 2019 by: Tax Practice Group McDermott Will Emery
- Mississippi Gaming Commission Posts Meeting Minutes for April 2019 by: Thomas B. Shepherd and Christopher S. Pace
- Monsanto Ordered to Pay Millions to Cancer Victims; Michigan... by: Adam J. Brody and Brion B. Doyle
- New HUD Requirements for Down Payment Assistance Provided by... by: Richard J. Andreano, Jr.
- Insurance Policy Renewals May Be an Opportunity to Obtain Better... by: Steven P. Inman, II
- OZ Flash: Newly Issued Proposed Regulations and the President's... by: Mary Burke Baker and Adam J. Tejeda
- FSIS Proposes Changes to Net Weight/Net Contents for Some Meat and... by: Food and Drug Law at Keller and Heckman
- Court Holds that Pre-Suit Offer Did Not Moot Claims by: Michael P. Daly and Matthew M. Morrissey
- Link to Marijuana Industry as Basis for Denial of Naturalization... by: John Quinn
- Can a State Provide Oversight Under a Federal CERCLA Order or Decree? by: David G. Mandelbaum
- Initial Court Conference Kicks Off Valsartan Litigation in New Jersey by: Stefanie Colella-Walsh and Martin P. Schrama
- Fee Shifting Bill Dies While Nevada Legislature Continues To Mull... by: Keith Paul Bishop
April 20, 2019
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