Election Law / Legislative News

The National Law Review is a free resource of articles addressing laws governing elections, campaign finance, and government ethics, and lobbying in Congress. We also cover legislative developments from the federal government in Washington D.C., all 50 states, and around the globe. A few specific legal jurisdictions we examine include the United Kingdom, Australia, China, as well as the European Union and African Union. We track appropriations legislation through Congress, including actions under the Congressional Review Act, budget resolutions, and the passage of continuing resolutions to avoid government shut-downs.

Date	Title	Organization
23 Apr	Arizona Law Aimed at Curbing Service Dog Fraud May Be All Bark, No Bite (US)	Squire Patton Boggs (US) LLP
23 Apr	Bill to Require Issuance of Guidance by CFPB Introduced in House	Ballard Spahr LLP
23 Apr	New York State and City Pass Sweeping Anti-Sexual Harassment Laws Amid #MeToo	Vedder Price
23 Apr	Unplug: Will Employees Soon Have The “Right to Disconnect?”	Jackson Lewis P.C.
23 Apr	Sexual Harassment Bills to Watch Before the California Legislature	Jackson Lewis P.C.
20 Apr	Washington State Legislature Passes Pay Equity and “Me Too” Legislation	K&L Gates
19 Apr	DOJ’s Environmental Enforcement Priorities and Expectations – Refocusing on the Rule of Law	Bracewell LLP
19 Apr	New York State’s Latest Push to Broaden Salary History Ban	Jackson Lewis P.C.
19 Apr	Marijuana in the Golden State: California Lawmakers Seek to Protect Medical-Marijuana Users in the Workplace	Drinker Biddle & Reath LLP
19 Apr	California: Proposed Legislation Regulating Health Care Rates for Payors and Providers	Foley & Lardner LLP