In this week's installment of TLDR, Alycia S. Tulloch and Khasim Lockhart discuss religious exemptions to workplace COVID-19 vaccination mandates at the federal level, in New York, and in California.

Over the last several weeks, many businesses have applied for and received loans pursuant to the Paycheck Protection Program administered by the Small Business Association.

In this week's episode of TLDR, Tricia Legittino provides an update on California's failure to launch its ban on arbitration provisions in employment agreements.

In this episode TLDR, Tricia Legittino discusses the complications that arise when employees record and post to their private social media about workplace accidents or complaints.

In this episode of TLDR, Gavin McElroy discusses how to retain employees as offices reopen and employees are returning to in-person work.

In this week's episode, Gavin McElroy and Jesse Klinger discuss the implications of the Executive Order on Promoting Competition in the American Economy for non-compete agreements that limit worker mobility.

By Executive Order 202.60 issued September 4, 2020, New York's remote notarization and document execution procedures are extended through October 4, 2020.

Yesterday, President Trump announced that he is nominating Rebecca Slaughter to the Federal Trade Commission.

Last Wednesday’s Internet protest appears to have revolutionized the debate over the PIPA and SOPA bills in the halls of Congress.

Last week, I discussed the USPTO's new rules, including the requirement that applicants supply an email address to which they have direct access (in addition to any email address provided by the...

The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held oral argument on Tuesday October 18, 2011 in this highly significant copyright case.

Instagram announced that branded content that promotes goods such as vaping, tobacco products, and weapons will not be allowed.

Among the provisions of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018 passed by Congress and signed by the President on February 9 is a retroactive extension of Internal Revenue Code Section 181.

Here's what's happening at the intersection of sports, marketing, and entertainment law as we hit Spring

Last week, Spotify announced that it would not accept political advertising in 2020. Spotify joins other platforms, including Google, Twitter, and Facebook,

Check out the Joint Policy Committee's latest Bulletin: "Joint Clarification on Downgrades and the Use of Material in New Commercials."

big change in a small state may have made your skill contests easier: Vermont has amended its Contests and Sweepstakes law to permit marketers to require a purchase as part of a contest.

At its July 24, 2025 meeting, the Board of the California Privacy Protection Agency voted unanimously to finalize regulations on automated decisionmaking technology, risk assessments, cybersecurity audits, and other areas.

In this week's episode of TLDR, Gavin McElroy discusses whether it is okay to pay employees in cryptocurrencies or NFTs. Watch below!

On June 28, 2023, the New York Department of Financial Services ("DFS") published a proposed Second Amendment to its Cybersecurity Regulation.