March 26, 2023

- UPDATE: NLRB GC Abruzzo Makes Clear All Non-Disparagement and... by: Michael J. Lebowich and Joshua S. Fox
- Keller and Heckman Webinar: Navigating the FCC’s Universal Service... by: Gregory E. Kunkle and Casey Lide
- Mississippi Gaming Commission Meeting Report: March 23 by: Thomas B. Shepherd III and Christopher S. Pace
March 25, 2023

- EC Committee Issues Final Opinion on Hydroxyapatite (Nano) in Oral... by: Lynn L. Bergeson and Carla N. Hutton
- Beltway Buzz, March 24, 2023 by: James J. Plunkett
- Court Holds That Some Inappropriate Communications Between Employees... by: Philippe A. Lebel and Ryan P. McGill
- Governor Whitmer Signs Legislation Repealing Michigan’s Right-to-Work... by: Christopher Mikula and Eric C. Stuart
- Behind the Scenes in the Manufacturing Site-Selection Process by: Roderick D. Gillum
- April 2023 Department of State Visa Bulletin Shows Further... by: Sarah P. Chiang
- Top Three Trends Discussed at 2023 Legalweek by: Electronic Discovery at KL Gates
March 24, 2023

- Broadcom Acquisition of VMware Increasingly Unlikely to Close by: Timothy Z. LaComb
- Second Circuit Holds CFPB’s Funding Structure Is Constitutional by: Diana M. Eng and Louise Bowes Marencik
- Colorado Insurance Regulators Take Aim at Algorithms by: Fred E. Karlinsky and Timothy F. Stanfield
- NLRB Provides Guidance on Confidentiality & Non-Disparagement... by: Mark G Jeffries
- Around the World and Back Again: Tips for Global Brand Protection by: Jeanne Hamburg
- Divided SEC Proposes Slew of Cybersecurity Regulations for Securities... by: Kristin L. Bryan and Shea Leitch
- Governor Whitmer Signs Law Repealing the Right to Work Act by: Maureen Rouse-Ayoub and Ashleigh E. Draft
- Florida Enacts Significant Tort Reform by: Christopher S. Branton and Robert M. Fulton
- This isn't an early April Fools joke -- the US Forest Service is... by: Jeffrey R. Porter
- Subrogation Shutdown: Texas Southern District Court Upholds Exercise... by: Mark E. Dendinger and Jonathan Lozano
- Copyright Registrations Up 1.42% in China YoY for 2022; Software... by: Aaron Wininger
- EPA’s Congressional Justification for FY 2024 Budget Includes... by: Lynn L. Bergeson and Carla N. Hutton
- NLRB General Counsel Issues Compliance Guidance on Recent Ruling... by: Michael A. Pavlick and Taylor J. Arluck
- Illinois’ New Paid Leave Law: What Employers Need to Know by: Brian Mead and P. Kevin Connelly
- FTC Examining Small Business Credit Reporting System by: Moorari Shah and A.J. S. Dhaliwal
- NLRB General Counsel Seeks to Further Restrict Employer Remarks on... by: Ashley Krezmien and Neresa A. De Biasi
- CMS Extends Timeline of Section 111 Civil Monetary Penalties Final... by: Emily J. Cook and Adetoro T. Olugbemi
- IRS Issues Notice on Treatment of NFTs as Collectibles by: Sonia K. Kothari and Elizabeth P. Nevle
- Recent Government Focus on Laboratory Testing and The Impact Of EKRA—... by: Myla Reizen and Jianne D. McDonald
- Trending in Telehealth: March 13 – March 19, 2023 by: Stacey L. Callaghan and Amanda Enyeart
- CFPB Launches Inquiry into the Business Practices of Data Brokers by: Moorari Shah and A.J. S. Dhaliwal
- Solis v. Coty, Inc.: A Look at Article III Standing in PFAS Consumer... by: Jaikaran Singh and Christopher A. DeGennaro
- Colorado Finalizes Sweeping New Privacy Rules; Iowa Joins the Fray by: Elliot R. Golding and Kathryn Linsky
- FAQ: A Guide to When You May Need an Insurance Counseling and... by: Allen N. Trask, III and Amy H. Wooten
- Foreign Account Keeps Three-Year Statute of Limitations Open by: David B. Shiner
- Sexual Harassment Prevention Training Deadline Approaches for Chicago... by: Audrey H. Shinn
- EB-5 Financing Accounts for Over $780,000,000 in Past 6 Months by: Kate Kalmykov
- USCIS Ends COVID-19–Related Flexibility for Responding to Agency... by: Andrew G. Drozdowski
- NLRB Curbs the Scope of Severance Agreements for Non-Supervisory... by: Hope Goldstein and Peyton Demith
- Understanding and Defining the Lawyer Hourly Rate by: Kamron Sanders
- Florida’s New Tort Reform Package: Property Owners Should Complete... by: Krystal Yearwood Moise and Stephanie A. Trobradovic
- First A Failed Bank, Now A Spoofed Bank by: Keith Paul Bishop
- A New Template Contract for Prefabricated Construction by: Choity R. Khan
- NLRB’s General Counsel Foreshadows More Expansive Restrictions on... by: Andrew I. Herman and Garrett P. Buttrey
- Supreme Court to Hear US Government in FCA Scienter Oral Argument by: D. Jacques Smith and Randall A. Brater
- Dismissal without prejudice – fact or fiction? (UK) by: David Whincup
- DSGVO-Auskunftsanspruch: 10.000 Euro Schadensersatz für verspätete... by: Dr. Philip Uecker
- NYAG Questions Historic Classification of Ethereum’s Cryptocurrency... by: Anthony V. Lupo and Ralph V. De Martino
- DOJ Loses Third Consecutive Antitrust Labor Trial by: Ann M. O'Brien and Leo Caseria
- Jack Daniel’s and Bad Spaniels: SCOTUS Hears Dog Fight Between... by: Corinne Fombelle and Kenesia L. Cook
- 2023 Banking Crisis: What Next? by: Daniel C. McKay, II and James W. Morrissey
- PCAOB Enforcement Activity—2022 Year in Review [PODCAST] by: Elaine M. Harwood and Alison M. Forman
- U.S. Executive Branch Update – March 24, 2023 by: Stacy A. Swanson
- The RESTRICT Act: A Potential New Enforcement Tool to Address... by: Henry C. Su and Giovanni P. Giarratana
- Utah’s Social Media Regulation Act Signed by Governor by: Alan L. Friel and Julia B. Jacobson
- Judge Approves $25M Settlement of Antitrust Action Against J&J... by: Timothy Z. LaComb
- China Newsletter | H2 2022/ Issue No. 55 by: George Qi and Dawn (Dan) Zhang
- EPA Proposes Enforceable Drinking Water Standards For PFAS by: Emilee Mooney Scott
- USCIS Issues Guidance on Employers’ Ability to Pay Proffered Wage to... by: Matthew S. Groban
- Pfizer Expands Cancer Drug Portfolio with $43 Billion Biotech... by: Timothy Z. LaComb
- Private Market Talks Episode 3: Canvassing the Credit Landscape with... by: Peter J. Antoszyk
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