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The NC House is considering a bill that would result in an eminent domain amendment to the NC Constitution. House Bill 3 would place the amendment on the November 2018 ballot.

Foley & Lardner is pleased to offer its 50-State Emergency Order Tracker: Roadmap to Restart, which will help businesses inform their complex legal and operational decisions at this challenging time.

On June 23, 2016, the UK held a referendum, and a slim but sufficient 51.9% majority voted in favor of the UK leaving the European Union.

Our Legislative & Public Policy team is pleased to provide the April 2026 edition of Capital Snapshot, which includes a monthly summary of the issues, events, and timelines driving federal policy and political decisions.

In what has become a highly anticipated annual game of "Will They/Won't They," the Massachusetts legislature again failed to pass comprehensive noncompete reform legislation this year.

Raquel "​Rocky" Rodriguez discussed hot topics, including politics and local issues, on ​WPLG TV's weekly roundtable on January 26.

Florida's Legislature convened in a special session to consider Governor DeSantis's property tax reform proposal, which has undergone significant amendments that would protect...

Since our March 11, 2026 post, the 2026-2027 New York State Budget has amended Real Property Tax Law § 458-a(11) again. Part EE of Chapter 59 of the Laws of 2026 restores local discretion, which means the 100% Disabled Veterans Tax Exemption is no longer automatic for school districts and instead may be offered only if the district adopts a resolution.

Congress has sudden momentum toward ending history's longest government shutdown, after a group of Democratic senators decided this weekend to vote on legislation to fund most agencies through Jan. 30.

Last week, the Trump administration and federal agencies announced several initiatives related to artificial intelligence (AI).

President-Elect Trump has nominated Elaine Chao to serve as Secretary of Transportation in his new Administration. Ms. Chao has held a variety of senior government positions...

In Dr. Anila Daulatzai v. State of Maryland and Southwest Airlines Co., Nos. 21-2214 (L), 22-1816 (4th Cir.), plaintiff-appellant was forcibly removed from a flight by Maryland Transportation Authority Police...

This end-of-year recap will cover all the 2019 trends and highlights you need to know across Canada, Europe and Asia and more. Attendees will walk away with an understanding of:

Did Texas just redefine its drug policy in one session?

Hardly a day goes by without an incendiary story in the press depicting the perceived excesses of executive compensation or the purported well-upholstered lifestyles of a select group of corporate executives:

A legal expert examines how the modern plea-bargaining system has fundamentally undermined the constitutional right to jury trial that the Founders considered essential to American liberty. The analysis explores historical context from the American Revolution and discusses recent Supreme Court signals suggesting potential reconsideration of longstanding plea bargaining practices.

This is likely to be an unprecedented election year in terms of voter turnout and participation. With fewer than three weeks to Election Day, it's time to begin planning how you, as an employer, will handle employee requests for time off to vote.

The Department of Health and Human Services has issued a final rule that eliminates the Medicare Part D creditable coverage notice requirement for account-based group health plans, including ICHRAs, HRAs, FSAs, and HSAs. This regulatory change addresses longstanding administrative burdens and confusion caused by dual messaging requirements, marking a significant shift in how these benefit arrangements interact with Medicare Part D disclosure obligations.