The U.S. Internal Revenue Service has just announced that it will end the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program ("OVDP") on 28 September 2018.

The race is on for the mass rollout of self-driving, autonomous vehicles (AVs).

The general provisions of HB 170 will allow cities, counties and schools, by referendum (for a maximum of 20 quarters), to continue to collect all local sales taxes at their current 1% rate on the sale of motor fuel.

The race is on for the mass rollout of self- driving, autonomous vehicles (AVs). Google (now Waymo) and Nissan hope to get there by 2020.

Butler Snow attorneys Christopher L. McLemore and John R. Wood recently contributed the following article to eprivateclient.com, a leading internet publication for those in the wealth management field.

The most recent " Summary of FASB Developments" prepared by Randy McClanahan for the Spring Meeting of the ABA Business Law Section Law and Accounting Committee.

The Tennessee Business Court has provided additional guidance to commercial litigators concerning internecine legal battles between members of limited liability companies.

The United States Departments of Labor, Health and Human Services, and the Treasury has recently published a new installment of their "Frequently Asked Questions about Affordable Care Act Implementation" series.

On Saturday, November 6, 2021, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit temporarily suspended the Biden administration's emergency temporary standard ("OSHA ETS") for employers...

Governor Greg Abbott has directed Texas energy regulators to conduct a comprehensive verification and audit of data center projects in ERCOT's interconnection queue. With approximately 90 percent of the 474 gigawatts in connection requests tied to data centers, this directive aims to ensure all projects meet applicable requirements before advancing through the interconnection process.

On November 6, 2025, the Circuit Court of Hinds County, Judge Debra H. Gibbs, entered a Final Judgment with Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law in favor of UMMC in the case of Jessica Moore v. UMMC.

Mississippi's State Department of Health has approved significant revisions to its State Health Plan and Certificate of Need Review Manual, introducing new capital expenditure thresholds, expanded exemptions, and updated requirements for imaging services, home health, ESRD facilities, and rural hospital projects. The changes track recent legislation and include a comprehensive reorganization of CON application processing rules that may affect whether healthcare projects require state approval.

Butler Snow attorneys Edward L. Stanton, III and Todd P. Photopulos discuss the increase in immigration enforcement actions by the federal government.

The "sunrise" period for registering .health domain names opens on May 8, 2017.

Last year around this time we examined the results of Verizon's annual Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR).

The Treasury Department announced on March 2nd that it does not intend to enforce any penalties or fines against either U.S. citizens or domestic reporting companies and their beneficial owners...

The Treasury Department has issued a final rule permanently limiting the Corporate Transparency Act's enforcement to foreign entities only, exempting domestic U.S. companies from beneficial ownership reporting requirements. However, this significant narrowing faces potential legal challenges and could be reversed by future administrations, leaving the ultimate fate of the CTA uncertain.

During the 2022 Regular Session of the General Assembly of Georgia, the Legislature enacted legislation that impacts public works contracts. Ultimately, these revisions...

Angie McEwen has seen Birmingham-based Butler Snow grow tremendously since she joined the law firm.

The Texas legal landscape will change significantly on September 1, 2024, with the launch of the Business Court and the 15th Court of Appeals.