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The FTC has recently undertaken further reviews of specific security practices past its historical boundaries.

On Tuesday, May 15, Governor Robert Bentley signed Act 2012-427 (HB 286) into law. This landmark legislation provides certainty regarding how to apportion income earned by a multistate pass-through entity (such as a partnership, an LLC electing partnership tax status, or an S corporation).

The authors understand that the Department was urged again to withdraw the proposed regulation, but so far has refused.

The Alabama Department of Revenue's Administrative Law Division issued a ruling that will likely send shock waves to photographers across the state.

The Tennessee Court of Appeals ruled on January 27, 2012 that Scholastic Book Clubs’ ("Scholastic") use of schools and teachers to facilitate book sales and deliveries in Tennessee establishes a sufficient presence in Tennessee requiring Scholastic to collect sales and use tax on its sales. Scholastic Book Clubs, Inc. v. Farr, Dkt. No. M2011-01443-COA-R3-CV, slip op. at 9 (Jan. 27, 2012).

Employer-sponsored group health plans operate at the intersection of multiple federal regulatory frameworks — ERISA, the ACA, COBRA, HIPAA...

The Tennessee Court of Appeals has decided the standard for determining the scope of preemption under the Tennessee Uniform Trade Secrets Act.

Medical cannabis has arrived in Mississippi. What does that mean for Mississippi banks? The implications of this development are enormous for the financial services industry in Mississippi...

The Supreme Court has recently unanimously held that the effective acquisition of Palmyra Medical Center by Phoebe Putney Health System, Inc. in Southwestern Georgia was not immune from antitrust scrutiny.

"Shape up your substantiation or tone down your claims" was the message delivered by the FTC last week with its much publicized settlement with Skechers, the leading maker of toning fitness shoes.

The second of a three-part series on the new landscape of anti-money laundering enforcement.

Minority investors often purchase interests in private companies without securing a buy-sell agreement (BSA) at the time of their investment.

Mississippi recently enacted two pieces of legislation that should encourage private investment in the state.

In 2007, participants in the Edison 401(k) Savings Plan (Plan) sued Plan fiduciaries and others to recover damages for alleged losses suffered by alleged breaches of fiduciary duties.

In short, the guidance reaffirms that, for FLSA purposes, the DOL will use the so-called "economic realities" test to determine how a worker should be classified.

The Supreme Court unanimously held that there is no presumption of prudence for fiduciaries of an employee stock ownership plan who invest in employer securities.

For the second time, the Fourth Circuit has determined that African-American employees at a South Carolina steel plant are entitled to Rule 23 class certification.