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The Sixth Circuit has acknowledged that a CRA's reinvestigation upon notice of a dispute from a consumer must be reasonable, but has not held that such standard is expanded to include data furnishers such as Chrysler.

On December 1, 2013, new Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 45 took effect. The amended rule changed how to issue and serve subpoenas

Insurers, contractors and property owners take note – Property damage claims are common.

Do you require employees or applicants to provide access to the otherwise private portions of their social media pages?

The Department of Labor (DOL) recently released a 15-page memo describing its standards for determining whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor.

The proliferation in non-competes used for everyone from yoga instructors to camp counselors was fodder for a New York Times Sunday article this summer.

It's that time of year, again. The season of fun, frenzy, and the ever-festive office holiday party.

I took a nice long bicycle ride around the District of Columbia this past week.

On April 6, 2016, the Food and Drug Administration published the final rule entitled "Sanitary Transportation of Human and Animal Food" pursuant to the Sanitary Food Transportation Act of 2005 and the Food Safety Modernization Act.

There is a school of thought that doctors would be sued less often if they apologized to their patients.

Increased collaboration between states and federal organizations is leading to more charges against physicians for their alleged participation in healthcare fraud.

We previously wrote about how a profitable business can use a captive insurance company arrangement as an effective and flexible business risk management tool that also provides potentially significant tax and asset protection benefits.

A company’s website is not the domain of just the marketing department. It is a cyber storefront and must be legally compliant.

Hiring an appellate lawyer for an appeal is a good idea. We're uniquely qualified to recognize issues that can help you preserve a good result or reverse a bad one.

Trial lawyers are usually relieved to avoid the complications of preparing and arguing a jury charge.

To preserve error for appellate review, a trial lawyer must make a timely, specific request, objection, or motion on the record and obtain a ruling. If error is not preserved, there is little an appellate lawyer can do to help.

Non-binding Letters of Intent, Term Sheets, Indications of Interest or similarly titled documents are often used by business parties to outline business and financial arrangements that will be documented in a formal written agreement.