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Here's something to look forward to this month — on January 17, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in two cases focused squarely on the Chevron doctrine, which generally directs courts...

The results of Tuesday's election seem poised to result in a change in leadership in at least one chamber of Congress.

Business entities that in 2021 received $50,000 or more in contracts with state or local government agencies in New Jersey must file an annual disclosure statement of political contributions with the New Jersey Election Law Enforcement Commission ...

The White House this afternoon released its report on the forthcoming sequestration.

With 18 new Attorneys General assuming their new roles this year − an unprecedented changing of the legal guardians − much of the old-school ways of collaboration may be in jeopardy.

Gov. Newsom has signed Senate Bill 592 ("SB 592") into law. Effective next year, SB 592 requires jury commissioners across the state to include anyone who files state taxes in the...

Suppose a public employee maliciously and without probable cause files a lawsuit or initiates an administrative proceeding against you. You succeed in obtaining a dismissal, but would like to hold that employee accountable.

President Donald Trump already has been taking steps to roll back many of the rules and regulations created under President Barack Obama's administration...

In practice, courts are somewhat scattershot in terms of their typical protocols. Some judges will order partial unsealing as a matter of course.

A chapter amendment to the Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act is presently before the Assembly, having passed the Senate earlier today.

California businesses facing a wave of class action threats under the state's Invasion of Privacy Act may soon find relief as lawmakers advance a revised bill aimed at curbing aggressive demand letters. With over half a billion dollars already extracted through settlements, the legislative push to eliminate private enforcement of the pen register provision has gained momentum in committee, though significant work remains before the summer recess deadline.

In 1997 I supported a constitutional convention. The New York City Bar Association opposed it, vigorously objecting to a deeply flawed delegate selection process.

The case stemmed from the prior administration's misguided decision to hire a fire chief with deficient training.

Tomorrow, October 17th, marks the deadline to extend the $16.7 trillion "ceiling" on additional borrowing by the United States government.

As reported in the Washington Post, 25 members of the House of Representatives and 10 Senators will be retiring at the end of the 112th Congress.

As discussed in our previous client alert here, effective June 30, 2026, Section 851 of the FY2025 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) prohibits the Department of Defense...

With a new year comes new legislative sessions. Between back-to-back meetings in state capitols and a steady stream of fundraisers to attend as primary season grows closer, government affairs professionals...

The U.S. Department of the Treasury has announced a significant policy reversal regarding the Corporate Transparency Act's beneficial ownership information reporting requirements, suspending enforcement for domestic entities while planning to narrow the scope to apply only to foreign reporting companies. This development follows FinCEN's earlier pause on enforcement and creates uncertainty about future compliance obligations.