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Bazemore alleged she was sexually harassed on two different occasions in September and October 2012 by a coworker, Barry Pearson.

Employers often ask, "Can this worker be an independent contractor?" The answer is often unclear due to the different tests

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering opening another front in robocalling enforcement by declaring "ringless voicemails"...

If you want to open a consumer checking or savings account at a bank, the institution will usually review your consumer report obtained from a third-party vendor.

On May 2, 2022, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp signed SB 470, which amends provisions of Georgia's banking laws relating to the denial or revocation of a mortgage license or registration due to certain felony convictions.

Two new en banc opinions from the Supreme Court of Missouri, both released on August 19, 2014, may be of interest to mortgage loan servicers.

Most importantly, the law disqualifies any institution that boycotts fossil fuel companies from managing investments for the state's retirement funds.

Infusion therapy is a form of treatment by which medications are delivered continuously into a patient's bloodstream. The FDA warned that the system, which can connect to a provider's network, is vulnerable to hacking...

This follow-up article provides 10 reasons why government contractors should consider intervening in bid protests.

Badr v. Triple Canopy serves as a reminder to all government contractors to maintain strong compliance programs and internal controls designed to avoid the types of contractual violations that can lead to a False Claims Act case.

The Tennessee General Assembly has picked up the pace in the past few weeks passing four tax bills that have been signed into law by Governor Bill Haslam.

Questions about COVID-19 vaccines are hard, particularly if you contract or want to contract with the federal government.

More than seven months ago, on September 9, 2021, President Biden issued Executive Order 14042, which imposed a COVID-19 vaccine mandate on many federal contractors and subcontractors.

Sanctions for perceived shortcomings in document productions and corporate representative depositions have long been a real threat in asbestos litigation in South Carolina.

For the past few years, the federal circuit courts have struggled with the issue of whether a creditor retaining possession of bankruptcy estate property violates

Last week, the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice warned patent holders to make sure that enforcement of their patent rights do not hinder competition, either by charging excessive royalties or by foreclosing competition outright.

That was the spirit of the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit's decision in In re Newbridge Cutlery Co., involving the trademark application NEWBRIDGE HOME for silverware, jewelry, and kitchen goods.