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On March 21, 2017, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey signed into law House Bill 2322 which is Arizona's response to the legal controversy plaguing many franchisors relative to imputed joint employment.

The final rule increases the salary level for employees to qualify for the executive, administrative, and professional exemptions (EAP) from the Fair Labor Standards Act.

Tune in with Michael Beckwith as he discusses the ins and outs of the Department of Justice's new whistleblower program in his Minutes on the Matter episode...

On March 12th, participants in the First Federal Bank of California Employee Stock Ownership Plan moved the United States District Court for the Central District of California for final approval of an $800,000 settlement agreement that would end a class action brought against former officers and directors alleging breaches of fiduciary duties under ERISA.

Tune in as family law attorneys Marlene Pontrelli and Robert Schwartz discuss what you need to know when divorcing a narcissist ...

In this episode, Marlene Pontrelli and Bob Schwartz discuss the challenges of mediating a divorce when one spouse displays narcissistic traits.

Step into the Tennessee Court of Appeals with Stuart Scott, as he defends a hard-won trial victory on behalf of a father who, upon discovering his paternal status, passionately sought to assert his parental rights.

Capital markets have evolved beyond the traditional equity-versus-debt dichotomy, presenting new financing options that blur the lines between these conventional structures. While borrowing without interest payments may seem attractive, favorable terms don't necessarily equate to cost-effective capital, raising important questions about how companies should evaluate modern financing alternatives.

Check out Kimberly Ruppel's recent feature in the Modern Healthcare article, "FTC maintains strong hospital merger record after Novant/CHS case."

Carolyn Johnsen's article was recently published by the Arizona Society of Healthcare Attorneys titled "Distress in Health Care - Risk and Remedy."

Ralph Levy's article, "Impact of Connelly Decision on Buy-Sell Agreements for Physician and Other Practice Groups," was recently published in the Journal of Health Care Compliance.

Captive insurance offers businesses a powerful alternative to traditional insurance markets, but understanding how to structure and operate these entities requires specialized knowledge. This episode breaks down the essential elements of captive formation, from regulatory frameworks to strategic implementation, providing actionable insights for professionals advising clients on risk management solutions.

Patent protection presents significant challenges for inventors, as legal rights don't always translate to market exclusivity when competitors find ways to design around existing patents. Andrea Arndt examines the critical distinction between what inventors believe their patents protect versus what is actually covered in the patent's specific claims.

Discover the power of keyword bidding on search engines and optimize your business on Google! Join us for this discussion on the latest episode of Minutes on the Matter with Dickinson Wright attorney Jeffrey Kass.

Many companies, including U.S. companies, find manufacturing abroad attractive because of its affordable costs, capacity, and distribution networks.

Mark Walker's article, "Reputational Torts and the Texas Anti-SLAPP Law.

The rise of AI-generated emails poses challenges for attorneys, necessitating effective strategies to navigate these issues, as discussed in Alex Courtade’s article “Clients Are Writing Emails With AI—So What Now?” published in Law.com. By learning how to handle these emails effectively, attorneys can become better advocates for their clients.

Derek Crownover (Member, Nashville) was recently quoted in The Hollywood Reporter article, "'She Has No Legal Recourse':