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On March 20, 2020, USTR announced that in "an effort to keep current on developments in our national fight against the coronavirus [COVID-19] pandemic,"

"Can juries decide cases remotely? Technically, yes. But some attorneys aren't enthusiastic about the idea. 'I confess I'm a great skeptic,' said San Diego-based Michael Attanasio...

In the first episode of our Techplace Tickler series, Danielle Ochs, Tom Lidbury, and Traer Cundiff discuss various eDiscovery-related issues that have arisen during the COVID-19 pandemic when...

Last weekend, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo declared a state of emergency in the State due to the coronavirus outbreak. That's scary enough.

In this 5 minute second part of the two-part podcast series, Larry York, TC2's Executive Director, along with Directors Tony Mangino and Joe Schmidt, continue their discussion of how COVID-19 is impacting enterprise network services ...

Don't Forget About Biometric Privacy When Instituting COVID Procedures.

As a follow up to a prior advisory published on May 21, 2020, the Cook County Board passed Ordinance #20-2479 approving the delay in payment of the Cook County second installment 2019 taxes.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) extended the eviction and foreclosure moratorium for properties secured by VA guaranteed loans from December 31, 2020...

Many companies that operate business aircraft may benefit from the relief provisions provided by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief,...

The coronavirus pandemic has affected workplaces across the globe. Governments are scrambling to adopt measures to help stem the spread of the virus, while recognizing an employer's

The Competition and Markets Authority continues to assert that competition rules have and will continue to apply fully throughout the crisis...

The plaintiff states claimed that they were harmed by the CDC's mandate through fines for noncompliance and harm to the states' sovereign and quasi-sovereign interests.

Seyfarth Synopsis: Yesterday's blog post analyzed the significant impact of COVID-19 on all aspects of life in 2021...

Join Womble Bond Dickinson partners Britt Biles and Luke Cass for a conversation with Brian Miller, the Special Inspector General for Pandemic Recovery.

On May 18, 2021, the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors passed an urgency ordinance related to paid leave for COVID-19 vaccinations.

With the unknown duration of the coronavirus pandemic, in this podcast we will explore temporary and reversible measures like furloughs and reduced schedules.

The Biden administration has issued guidance and FAQs on mandatory insurance coverage of OTC COVID-19 testing. Effective January 15, 2022, plans are required to cover 8 individual...

As described below [jump link], the California AG has released updated regulations for the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which the AG has indicated it will begin to enforce by July 2020.