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    M&A Broker Exemption Goes Into Effect

    The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2023, which was signed into law by President Biden in December, contains a provision exempting "M&A brokers" from having to register...
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    "Mailbox Rule" Deleted For Electronic Service In Federal Courts

    When calculating deadlines in federal court, most attorneys are familiar with the "mailbox rule" (Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 6(d)).
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    Important: Department Of Labor – COVID-19 Update

    On April 1st, the U.S. Department of Labor ("USDOL") issued a temporary rule for the Families First Coronavirus Response Act (FFCRA).
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    Contract Management: A Storm Is Coming; Prepare Now

    An "ounce" of contract management can often prevent wasting a "pound" of time and energy when disputes arise.
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    LLC Members Should Carefully Consider A Forced Buy-Sell Provision

    In many operating agreements, a Forced Buy-Sell provision, also known as a "Russian Roulette" provision, is a standard provision. Essentially, this provision is a dispute resolution mechanism.
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    Seller Misrepresentation In Real Estate? Use Rescission With Precision

    A purchaser who suspects a seller misrepresented the condition of the property must quickly take action to assess available remedies.
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    Fraudulent Conveyance: "Show Me The (Hidden) Money"

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    Georgia's Senate Bill 6 Addresses Drones

    Drones delivering contraband to (or carrying messages from) prisoners is a huge problem, but federal law prohibits states from establishing "no drone zones"
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    An Overtime And Salary Threshold FAQ For Employers

    The current threshold is $23,660.
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    UPS Settles Religious Discrimination Suit: A Reminder For Employers (Video)

    Atlanta based United Parcel Service – or UPS - has agreed to settle a 4.9 million dollar religious discrimination lawsuit with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission – or EEOC.
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    Copyright Registration Required To Sue? The Supreme Court Clarifies

    Registration of a copyright must be completed before suing for infringement. This was the recent unanimous ruling of U.S. Supreme Court.
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    Evidence Preservation: Urban Meyer's Missing Texts Offer Lessons

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    "Mailbox Rule" Deleted For Electronic Service In Federal Courts (Video)

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    California Consumer Privacy Act Set To Become Effective

    The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is scheduled to go into effect on January 1, 2020. The CCPA was signed into law in June 2018
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    Now It's Personal: Google Hit With First Heavy GDPR Fine

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    Now It's Personal: Google Hit With First Heavy GDPR Fine (Video)

    In previous blogs, we've discussed General Data Protection Regulations – or, GDPR - which the European Union enacted in May 2018.
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    What Is The Status Of Federal Privacy Legislation?

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    See You In (Business) Court: Georgia Gets New Statewide Specialty Court

    In November 2018, Georgia voters approved a constitutional amendment to establish a statewide business court. During Georgia's 2019 Legislative Session,
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    Defenses To A Claim For Copyright Infringement

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    Proposed New York Privacy Act Would Be Toughest State Privacy Law

    In May, New York State proposed the New York Privacy Act, a new privacy bill which, if enacted, would lead to the toughest state privacy law in the U.S. to date
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