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New York employers will soon be able to make deductions from their employees' wages, with the employees' consent, for reimbursement of advances, inadvertent overpayments of wages and in payment for purchases of employer-provided goods and services under a recently passed amendment to New York's strict wage deduction law.

New York employers are now required under recently effective amendments to the New York State Tax Law to report the availability of dependent health care coverage to employees when filing mandatory quarterly wage and new hire reports with the State.

The IRS Tax Exempt and Government Entities Division (TE/GE Division) has posted to its Web site a check sheet that revenue agents will use in examinations of public charities to evaluate their governance practices.

The TCPA provides that it is unlawful to make a call using an automatic system to any telephone number for which the called party is charged for the call.

Colleges and universities have increasingly invested in intellectual property licensing to protect their images and brands.

The Supreme Court issued its much-anticipated opinion in Ford Motor Co. v. Montana Eight Judicial District last Thursday. While the Court clarified certain aspects of its specific personal...

For nearly sixty years, businesses that were self-service in nature, whereby customers could help themselves to goods, were forced to rebut the presumption that they were negligent...

Many Pennsylvania lawyers only encounter the Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania in its appellate guise, but the court enjoys an unusual hybrid nature.

On Tuesday, the FAA issued its long-awaited commercial drone regulations allowing for a wide range of unmanned aircraft operations without further FAA approval.

Plaintiff bought a Norwegian airline ticket; however, her flight was cancelled because of the coronavirus travel ban imposed between the United States and Europe in March 2020.

An employee may pursue a hostile work environment lawsuit against his employer based on religious slurs.

On October 9, Governor Edward G. Rendell signed into law House Bill 1531 ("Act 48") as part of Pennsylvania's 2009-2010 budget process. Act 48 includes, among other things, several business tax changes that affect both the capital stock – foreign franchise tax and the corporate net income tax.

Arbitration clauses in consumer contracts are unenforceable in New Jersey unless they specifically state that a consumer is waiving the right to pursue remedies in court.

The Supreme Court greatly expanded the territorial reach of the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law recently, holding that the Law reaches the alleged acts of Pennsylvania-based companies outside the Commonwealth.

Confirming the accuracy of a week-long swirl of rumors around Capitol Hill, on March 18, 2013, President Obama selected Thomas Perez to become the next Secretary of Labor. Mr. Perez presently is serving as Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division at the Department of Justice.

One of a litigator’s most crucial tasks is ensuring that issues and arguments in support of a client’s position are available if and when the case is presented to an appellate tribunal.

On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court announced that class-action defendants may not moot a named plaintiff's claim simply by extending an offer of judgment that satisfies the putative lead plaintiff's demand for damages.