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Business

Business Of Law

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Corporate Law

Intellectual Property (IP) Law

Rhode Island Passes Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act | Bass, Berry & Sims PLC

July 19, 2024 Editorial Staff 6 min read

Federal Circuit Affirms Ineligibility of Background Check Patent Claims

July 18, 2024 Editorial Staff 4 min read

One Judge’s Mission To Unearth Who Is Behind These Patent Trolls | Farella Braun + Martel LLP

July 18, 2024 Editorial Staff 1 min read

Servant Leadership Tips for IP and Legal Professionals: A Propellant for Success

July 18, 2024 Editorial Staff 11 min read

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Employment Law

Employment

Court Rules that COVID is Not a Natural Disaster Under the WARN Act | Blogs | Labor & Employment Law Perspectives

July 5, 2022 Editorial Staff 3 min read

New Jersey Bill Would Significantly Limit – And Make Employers Pay For – Non-Compete Agreements | Blogs | Labor & Employment Law Perspectives

Inflation’s Impact – IRS Makes Mid-Year Mileage Reimbursement Adjustment as Employers Implement New Wage Strategies to Retain Workers | Blogs | Labor & Employment Law Perspectives

New York State Legislature Approves Statutory Protections for Independent Contractors

It Isn’t Just Termination or Pay Cuts – Less Severe Job Actions May Support Title VII Disparate Impact Claims | Blogs | Labor & Employment Law Perspectives

More Training, More Notice, More Time – Oh, My! Chicago Adds New Anti-Harassment Obligations for Employers | Blogs | Labor & Employment Law Perspectives

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Mergers & Acquisitions

What’s the #1 Indicator It’s Time to Divest?

January 24, 2024 Editorial Staff 3 min read

Selected Issues for Boards of Directors in 2024

January 23, 2024 Editorial Staff 2 min read

Opinion | Boeing’s Problems Started Long Before the Alaska Airlines Mishap

January 23, 2024 Editorial Staff 2 min read

Digital World Shares Surge as Republican Primary Field Narrows

January 23, 2024 Editorial Staff 3 min read

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Finance

Tax Law

How to assess your current tax workflow: Quiz

April 1, 2024 Editorial Staff 3 min read

Expanded Sharing, Tough Tariff Talk, And Settling

Tax Reform Options for 2025 (and Beyond)

State Tax Cuts Revenue Implications: Analysis

What Trump’s 100 Percent Auto Tariff Would Mean For The US Economy

The IRS cracks down on non-filer compliance

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Estate & Planning Law

Best Countries for Retiring Abroad

August 23, 2022 Editorial Staff 5 min read

Adapt Your Estate Plan Based On the Beneficiaries

August 23, 2022 Editorial Staff 3 min read

Steps to Take Following a Terminal Diagnosis

August 18, 2022 Editorial Staff 3 min read

8 Reasons You Should Set Up a Trust

August 18, 2022 Editorial Staff 7 min read

How Long Do I Have to Wait to Receive My Inheritance?

August 16, 2022 Editorial Staff 4 min read

Experts: Alzheimer’s Explosion Will Unfold

August 16, 2022 Editorial Staff 4 min read

What Types of Assets Are Subject to Probate in Arizona?

August 12, 2022 Editorial Staff 4 min read

Can I Prevent a Spendthrift Beneficiary from Squandering an Inheritance?

August 11, 2022 Editorial Staff 5 min read

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Bankruptcy Law

Bankruptcy

Don’t Pay Back Family Members before Filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case

August 19, 2022 Editorial Staff 4 min read

Homestead Exemption and Different Situations in Bankruptcy

For Hawaiian Golf Project, it’s Aloha New Ownership, Aloha Old Debt

What are the Different Types of Creditors and How Do They Affect My Bankruptcy?

Examples of Fraudulent Transfers in Bankruptcy

The history of bankruptcy in America: The Chandler Act

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AntiTrust Law

Non-Compete and No-Poach Agreements: Towards Convergence of the US and EU Approaches?

March 31, 2023 Editorial Staff 4 min read

Cutting the Baby in Half – The First Decision of the UK Competition Appeals Tribunal on Damages in the Trucks Cartel

March 31, 2023 Editorial Staff 34 min read

DOJ Loses Third Consecutive Antitrust Labor Trial

March 31, 2023 Editorial Staff 4 min read

World Competition Law and Economics Review, Volume 46, Issue 1, 2023

March 11, 2023 Editorial Staff 4 min read

The Great Antitrust Retreat: Why We Should Worry About the New Commission’s Statement of Objections to Apple

March 10, 2023 Editorial Staff 9 min read

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Healthcare

Healthcare Law

Payor/Provider Convergence and What It Means for You

May 3, 2023 No Comments

Editor’s Note: We are excited to announce that this article is the first of a series addressing the intersection of payor/provider convergence and the issues ...

Healthcare Law

The Future of Public Health Law Lies in the Past — And Lawyers Need to Learn It

May 2, 2023 No Comments

By Barbara Pfeffer Billauer Currently on appeal before the 11th Circuit is the question of whether a federal Administrative Agency (here, the U.S. Centers for ...

Healthcare Law

CMS Guidance on Reentry Demonstrations Creates Opportunities for State Advocacy

May 1, 2023 No Comments

Traditionally, Medicaid has not covered services for anyone who is an “inmate of a public institution.” Because of this long-standing exclusion, incarcerated individuals have no ...