On Monday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security issued proposed regulations that would amend the H-1B cap registration selection process by replacing the current random process with one based on wage levels.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) issued a final rule last week to establish a “simple, bright-line test” to determine when a national bank or federal savings association is the true lender.
On November 3, 2020, Colorado voters approved Proposition 118, the culmination of a long-running effort to mandate paid family and medical leave for all Colorado employees.
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This year's election day will have widespread repercussions, including on the regulation and enforcement of cybersecurity and privacy. The coming administration may address issues differently from the last one, even if the President does not change.
Consilio, SecureIT360 and Polsinelli will take a deep dive into responding to a cyber-attack and data breach. Learn about what to expect when you arrive on the scene following a cyber incident, and best practices for what should happen next.
Many business owners have a commercial general liability (CGL) policy covering their business. While CGL policies offer broad coverage for many types of losses, automobile accidents are generally not among those covered losses, due to a carefully worded exclusion.
As we noted in our previous SALT Alert, on October 1 the Alabama Department of Revenue (ADOR) quietly posted a notice on its website and shared it with media outlets that received little notoriety – at least initially.
Despite one concurring judge's belief in a "fair probability" that the U.S. Supreme Court would grant certiorari and reverse an order invalidating American Axle's driveshaft patent for purportedly claiming natural law, the U.S.
