May 30, 2023

- Supreme Court Tosses NY Corruption Convictions, Signaling Skepticism... by: Tara S. Sarosiek and Virginia C. Wright
- EPA Proposes Updates to TSCA New Chemicals Regulations; Comments Due... by: Lynn L. Bergeson and Carla N. Hutton
- European Council Adopts Position on Amendments to EU’s Green... by: Rachel Rodman and Duncan Grieve
- Trending in Telehealth: May 16 – 22, 2023 by: Stacey L. Callaghan and Taylor Edward Hood
- Treasury Department and IRS Release Guidance on the New Domestic... by: Don J. Lonczak and Steven J. Lorch
- President Biden Signs New Environmental Justice Executive Order by: Timbre Shriver
May 29, 2023

- California Supreme Court Extends Whistleblower Protections Again by: Omar F. Hassan
- China’s National Intellectual Property Administration Releases 8-... by: Aaron Wininger
- Department of Labor Issues Guidance on New PUMP Act by: Donald L. Samuels and Emily E. Tichenor
- Minnesota Establishes State-Sponsored ‘Secure Choice’ Retirement... by: Nathan T. Boone
- Are Loans Securities? A Kirschner Case Update by: Leah Edelboim
- Australia: Proposed Reforms To The Anti-Money Laundering And Counter-... by: Daniel Knight
- FFF Sovereign Immunity Series – Part X: South Dakota and Tennessee... by: Chris Montgomery
- Energy & Sustainability Litigation Updates — May 2023 by: Jacob H. Hupart
- New Washington State Law Will Protect Job Applicants From... by: Kathryn P. Fletcher
- TNFD Publishes Final Draft Disclosure Framework by: Duncan Grieve and Jayshree Balakrishnan
- What Circuits Have the Most (and Least) Influence on the Sixth... by: Colter Paulson
- Investigation Spurs Launch of Puerto Rico and U.S. Virgin Islands (... by: Dr. Nick Oberheiden
- New ICO Guidance for Employers Responding to Data Subject Access... by: Nóirín McFadden and Claude-Étienne Armingaud
- Get on the Road to Recovery Sooner: What to Do After a Car Accident by: Lynwood P. Evans and Jeremy M. Wilson
- Energy & Sustainability M&A Activity — May 2023 by: Thomas R. Burton, III and Sahir Surmeli
- With Mayor's Signature, NYC Height & Weight Discrimination... by: Corbin Carter
- Bracing For Impact: California Supreme Court Strengthens... by: John F. Kuenstler and Joseph D. Calderon
- NYSDFS Fines Lender and Mortgage Servicer $4.25M for Cybersecurity... by: Joseph J. Lazzarotti
- Beltway Buzz, May 26, 2023 by: James J. Plunkett
- Australia's Modern Slavery Act - A 'Stroll to Slightly... by: Michael Hain and Clive Cachia
- Minnesota Legislature Passes Significant Employee Leave Laws by: Daniel L. Blanchard and Tara K. Burke
May 28, 2023

- PFAS under REACH — A Conversation with Jane S. Vergnes, Ph.D. [... by: TCSA Blog at Bergeson Campbell
- China’s National Intellectual Property Administration Releases “... by: Aaron Wininger
- New Consumer Product Safety Regulations In The EU by: Kaitlyn E. Stone and Michael Zogby
- Supreme Court Issues Decision in Sackett v. EPA Rolling Back Clean... by: Samuel A. Rasche and Daniel J Deeb
- Tax Court Provides Helpful Guidance on Requirements for Tax-Free... by: David S Miller and Amanda H Nussbaum
- It Is Time to Check Your Onboarding Documents – Employer’s... by: Morgan Forsey and Ian A. Michalak
- Second Circuit Vacates Ruling on WARN Act Notice Claims by: Evandro C Gigante and Dakota D. Treece
- Fourth Circuit: Church Seeking to Operate as Brewery or Farm Winery... by: Evan J. Seeman and Ryan D. Hoyler
May 27, 2023

- New Washington Law Regulates Warehouse Distribution Center Worker... by: Kathryn J. Barry and Sherry L. Talton
- Minnesota Governor Signs Labor Funding, Noncompete Ban Bill Into Law by: Patrick R. Martin and Cynthia A. Bremer
- The Saudi Center for Commercial Arbitration Adopts New Arbitration... by: Jonathan H. Sutcliffe and Thomas Parkin
- Supreme Court Finds Warhol’s Commercial Licensing of “Orange Prince”... by: Theodore C. Max and Joseph A. Ireland
- The Government Flexes Its Summons Muscles by: Edward L. Froelich
- SCOTUS Limits USEPA Authority to Regulate Wetlands Under Clean Water... by: Matthew J. Greenberg and Paul M. Collins
- State Department Delays Fee Increases for Nonimmigrant Visa and... by: Jennifer M. Cofer
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