When the European Union’s massive data privacy regulation went into effect last May, companies dealing in…
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FAA Doesn’t Allow for ‘Wholly Groundless’ Exception, SCOTUS Rules
Supreme Court upholds broad scope of arbitrators to decide arbitrability in one case, then limits it in anotherIn his first Supreme Court opinion, Justice Brett Kavanaugh used only eight pages to strike an…
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The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is giving its patent examiners new marching orders for determining…
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Congress Makes New Attempt at Data Privacy Legislation
Consumer Data Protection Act would install ‘Do Not Track List,’ major penalties for companies and executivesCongress is once again trying to create federal cybersecurity standards, and a bill introduced last month,…
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In the Securities and Exchange Commission’s latest collection of statistics, companies and their counsel can see an agency trying to do more with less.
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Had a federal appeals court decided Nesbitt v. FCNH differently, it might have upended the business…
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Many employers, as a means of promoting workplace safety, give their workers and departments bonuses or…
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One of the defendants embroiled in a massive au pair class action will get to arbitrate…
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In case employers have forgotten, the Department of Labor has some big-ticket regulatory changes in store…
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Failure-to-accommodate claims often arise because an employee can’t perform essential job duties due to a disability…