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Several new measures have now taken effect in New York State.

In our last "Observer", we advised you of several pro-Labor decisions by the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) and the NLRB’s acting general counsel.

Pennsylvania has taken a major step toward making its overtime requirements for employers in the health care industry consistent with federal rules.

Nebraska AG Doug Peterson will not seek reelection in 2022 and anticipates returning to private practice.

Here are curated AG and federal regulatory news stories highlighting key areas in which state and federal regulators' decisions are having an impact across the US...

California AG Rob Bonta announced that he will not run for governor in the 2026 election and will instead seek reelection as AG. Bonta, a Democrat, said that his decision reflects...

Court challenges to several restrictive state and local government immigration laws on the basis that they violate the United States Constitution and are preempted by federal immigration laws are continuing to prove successful.

Later this week the Colorado State Legislature is expected to pass HB 1394, a bill that will dramatically change the insurance coverage available for construction professionals arising out of faulty construction.

In June 2008, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (“ICANN”) approved the recommendation for the introduction of an indefinite number of new generic top level domain names (“gTLDs”) to the 21 existing gTLDs (such as .com, .org, .net) and the over 250 existing country code top-level domain names (such as .us, .mx, and .uk).

NYC Council Speaker Adrienne Adams announced City for All, the Council's plan to address New Yorkers' housing challenges. "City for All" is a response to Mayor Adams' citywide zoning reform proposal.

Texas AG Ken Paxton announced a settlement with Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company ("P&G"), the manufacturer of Crest toothpaste, resolving allegations that the company deceptively marketed children's fluoride toothpaste.

The new conditions of the bill will go into effect as of April 1, 2022.

The Commonwealth Court en banc dismissed exceptions from a panel decision and held that the calculation of Bank Shares Tax must be modified to cure a constitutional defect in the application of the tax to certain post-merger institutions.

In an unreported opinion, the Commonwealth Court held that a nonprofit corporation with the sole purpose to support the educational mission of a charter school was not entitled to an exemption for real estate that it leased to the school.

A panel of the Commonwealth Court disallowed a claimed business loss of over $21 million on the grounds that a settlement with the Internal Revenue Service regarding the same loss amounted to an admission that the investment was not made with the intention of making a profit.

On March 31, Philadelphia City Councilmember Kendra Brooks introduced an ordinance that would impose a tax on certain intangible property, including direct holdings in stocks and bonds, at 0.4 percent.

The Commonwealth Court en banc held that a taxpayer correctly valued 3 properties that were part of a sale of 141 properties in a number of states.