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Do your employees think they can smoke cannabis in the workplace because it's legal? Are your employees telling you that even though they failed a drug test you have to keep them on as employees?

New York employers should be aware of several upcoming changes to wage and hour law and regulations, including the following.

Now that all but essential businesses are closed and individuals are working from home in most of the country to slow the spread of COVID-19...

"Digital assets" encompasses a wide variety of things, from your email and Facebook accounts to your iTunes music to your electronically stored data to your domain name to bitcoins.

Historically, estate planning has been concerned with tangible assets, such as real estate and personal property, and intangible assets, such as securities and other investment assets.

Can a futures commission merchant (FCM) or other commodity futures industry registrant pay trailing commissions to a former associated person (AP) whose registration has been revoked?

Non-compulsory government spending approved during the appropriations process.

With Democrats in control of the White House and Congress (at least until the 2022 midterm election), the question remains as to whether this is the year that the federal government enacts meaningful cannabis banking reform.

Ag banking and lending are tricky fields and require a more specialized approach than other borrowing populations.

One year ago, Illinois became the last state to enact concealed carry firearm legislation after the Seventh U.S. Court of Appeals stuck down its longtime ban.

House Democrats have introduced bipartisan legislation to address the conflict between states that have legalized cannabis within their borders for medical and/or personal use, and federal law,

Even as the future of recreational cannabis at the federal level is dim, Illinois may be moving toward a brighter horizon for recreational cannabis.

Cybersecurity is a hot topic at both the state and federal level. Specifically, Illinois is in the process of amending its Personal Information Protection Act ("PIPA").

On May 21, 2014, the Office of Inspector General issued a Supplemental Special Advisory Bulletin on independent charity patient assistance programs.

On March 25, 2015, the OIG issued Advisory Opinion 15-04, which found that an exclusive arrangement between a laboratory and its referring physician practices could violate the Federal Antikickback Statute.

Over the last three years, these companies have paid nearly $2 billion to health care providers for these events.

One of the authors of this piece uses a medical device that is wirelessly networked to the device's vendor.