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Today the United States Supreme Court granted and consolidated three petitions for certiorari related to the validity of class action waiver clauses in employer/employee arbitration agreements.

On September 12, the Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled that a Chapter 558 notice of defect can be considered the "commencement" of a construction defect action. Robert Grindel, et al. v. Centex Homes, et al., 2018 WL 4362058.

Can a company prohibit its employees from participating in public writing or speaking engagements without prior company authorization?

Earlier this year during its once every 20-year process, the Florida Constitution Revision Commission approved 20 proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution.

A New York court compelled the arbitration of a claim under a reinsurance agreement, rejecting the plaintiff reinsurer's claim that the reinsurance policy is void because the reinsured issued an underlying insurance policy which did not comply with the requirements stated in the reinsurance contract. In doing so, the court held that the plaintiff raised an issue of the interpretation of the reinsurance contract, rather than the formation of the contract.

As we previously reported in June 2016, the United States and the European Union were in discussions to enter into a Covered Agreement.

A federal appellate court has upheld a district court order enforcing an arbitration award by the ICC against the Republic of Nigeria in favor of Enron Nigeria Power Holdings, Ltd. ("ENPH")...

The arbitrators concluded that the health claims could be aggregated under the applicable reinsurance contract and that the reinsurers would bound to indemnify with respect to paid health claims.

Thus, in some cases, current partners could be left paying the former partners' tax bill under the New Audit Rules.

On September 5, Judge Dlott (Southern District of Ohio) denied plaintiff's motion for class certification in a case involving the "junk fax" ...

The SEC has reported to Congress that it expects the Division of Investment Management (IM) to provide comments at a slower pace during the 2018 and 2019 fiscal years.

Recently, the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) ordered Dish Network, LLC to rescind or revise its arbitration agreement, finding that provisions in the agreement violated the NLRA Act.

On January 5, the Department of Labor (DOL) announced that regulations it previously proposed will apply to certain retirement and medical disability claims filed after April 1.

On October 4, the EEOC issued a press release highlighting its significant work this past fiscal year to address the pervasive problem of workplace harassment.

The Florida Fourth District Court of Appeal held, with a few exceptions, upon entry of a final judgment of dissolution or annulment, any provision of a will that "affects" a former spouse...

Banks have historically been at the forefront of technological advances in commerce.

FINRA's revision of its Sanction Guidelines follows recent actions to shore up FINRA rules to protect seniors and other vulnerable persons.