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The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARP) will provide more than US$130 billion to local governments to support the public health response to the COVID-19 pandemic through the Coronavirus State...

As previously reported, last December the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

Healthcare employers should consider a recent trend when determining what safety requirements to impose on their employees.

After a lull in appellate proceedings, one of the nation's most closely watched cases (non-impeachment category) has returned to the Sixth Circuit, at least temporarily.

Nearly three months following House passage of a legislative proposal related to America's opioid epidemic, the Senate ...

In prior posts, we examined whether state-licensed marijuana businesses, and those doing business with marijuana businesses ...

On April 25, 2023, the Texas State Senate Committee on State Affairs unanimously passed Senate Bill No. 2142 that would allow Texas to report any non-notified foreign investments of "concern" to CFIUS.

The Department of Defense is seeking comments (both generally and in response to specific questions) focused on four topics identified by the agency: select kinetic capabilities...

Recent developments in Congress and now unprecedented action by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) likely signal increased supply chain enforcement may be coming – and US importers should take notice.

On November 12, 2021, the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) issued new policies conferring the benefit of automatic extension of employment authorization for certain H-4, E, and L nonimmigrant dependent spouses.

The debtors' response was long on empathy but short on legal argument.

The recent decision by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in In re Provider Meds, L.L.C. is a stark reminder to chapter 7 trustees that they have an affirmative obligation ...

Cyber attacks on computer systems have spawned myriad coverage disputes over whether the data stored on the computer system tangible property that comes within property insurance coverage or whether the computer system has to be rendered unusable.

Some people who lease cars apply for car insurance with lower limits for themselves and higher limits to cover the leasing company's requirements.

This week, the latest shoe dropped on the Bellefonte saga in New York federal court. Following the New York Court of Appeals' decision in Global Reinsurance Corp. of America v. Century Indemnity Co.

Homeowners in Connecticut (and other states) have had issues with crumbling foundations and basement walls of their homes due to defective concrete manufactured by a specific supplier.

Insurance policies often have general exclusions for known losses or prior acts. The reason for this is that most insurance is for fortuitous risks–risks that will take place