U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released new information on its website about the International Entrepreneur Rule's (IER) eligibility criteria and acceptable evidence.

In an update to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) fee schedule, USCIS updated the Form I-526 fee table to include the EB-5 Integrity Fund Fee...

On 1 May 2024, the UK's Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) released "UK Financial Sanctions FAQs," described as a new form of "additional guidance"...

With the U.S. Supreme Court having ended Chevron deference to federal agencies' statutory interpretations in June 2024, judges now have more freedom to construe laws without deferring to agencies.

In Thompson v. Old Glory Bank, a judge in the District of Massachusetts granted Old Glory Bank’s motion to transfer venue to the Western District of Oklahoma.

On April 10, 2025, Portland's Climate, Resilience, and Land Use Committee reviewed a proposal from City Council Member Steve Novick to increase the Clean Energy Surcharge (CES) rate from 1% to 1.33%.

In this inaugural episode of the Delaware Miniseries of Greenberg Traurig's Big Law Redefined Podcast, host Samuel Moultrie is joined by fellow Greenberg Traurig Delaware Shareholders...

Federal employment law is undergoing dramatic transformation as the EEOC shifts enforcement priorities and the Department of Labor revisits independent contractor classifications. Meanwhile, state-level changes in DC, Maryland, and Virginia are reshaping non-compete agreements, paid leave, and pay transparency requirements. What do these converging federal and state developments mean for how businesses manage their workforce in 2025?

This episode examines the legal and contractual framework surrounding natural hydrogen exploration and production in the United States, comparing traditional oil and gas leases with emerging hydrogen-specific agreements. The discussion covers critical provisions including granting clauses, royalty structures, environmental attributes, and the practical challenges of developing this nascent energy resource.

Together, they discuss how technology, evolving visa regimes, and shifting international policies are transforming the way companies deploy talent across borders.

A Massachusetts court recently dismissed claims by an unregistered broker seeking a $20 million success fee for arranging a take-private transaction, ruling that federal securities law rendered the alleged agreement unenforceable. The decision explores how the Securities Exchange Act intersects with contract law and Chapter 93A claims when brokers operate without proper registration.

The Qualified Opportunity Zone program has undergone a major transformation with the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, shifting from a temporary framework to a permanent fixture with enhanced incentives and new rural investment categories.

In the latest episode of the GeTtin' SALTy & Beyond podcast, host Nikki Dobay is joined by Greenberg Traurig colleague Madeline Orlando for a deeper dive into the evolving world...

In the latest episode of the GeTtin' SALTy podcast, host Nikki Dobay and guest Shail Shah, both shareholders at Greenberg Traurig, discuss the complexities of California's state and local tax landscape as 2025 begins.

In this GeTtin' SALTy episode, Nikki Dobay hosts Shail Shah (Greenberg Traurig) and Joseph Bishop-Henchman (National Taxpayers Union Foundation) to break down the latest developments in NTU's case, challenging the constitutionality of California's 2024 budget changes.

In the latest Big Law Redefined Podcast Competition Law in the Americas series episode, host Miguel Flores Bernés (Greenberg Traurig Mexico City), shareholder in the firm's Antitrust Practice...

The plaintiff claimed that multiple energy-related defendants enrolled her in programs without her consent, resulting in more than $300,000 worth of charges. Defendants moved to dismiss.

The Foreign Labor Certification (FLC) Data Center houses the online wage library for prevailing wage determinations.

A Massachusetts federal court granted summary judgment to Alexion Pharmaceuticals, dismissing Amyndas Pharmaceuticals' Chapter 93A unfair competition claim based on alleged misuse of confidential information during partnership negotiations. The decision rigorously enforces causation requirements and clarifies the boundaries between trade secret protection and legitimate competitive activity in pharmaceutical business development.

On March 25, 2026, in Thrive Operations, LLC v. Gecko Robotics, Inc., the Massachusetts Superior Court denied Thrive’s motion to dismiss Gecko’s counterclaims...