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A multiemployer pension plan is a collectively bargained plan maintained by more than one employer, usually within the same or related industries, and a labor union.

Many companies are very familiar with the issues that arise when someone at the company wants to provide a Government employee with any item of value or wants to stay in touch with a former employee...

What's an employer to do when faced with employees using marijuana in or out of the workplace?

For the first time in 15 years, the Office of Inspector General (OIG) has issued updated compliance program guidance. The release of this guidance is part of the OIG's two-step approach...

The Strengthening the Tenth Amendment Through Entrusting States (STATES) Act was introduced in the last Congress

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued almost 200 "blanket" waivers which automatically apply to health care providers including hospitals, other healthcare facilities, and healthcare professionals.

Each party's chief spokesperson and coordinator of legislative strategies and priorities in the Senate.

One of the most significant differences between commercial contracting and Government contracting is the presence and importance of the "Contracting Officer."

Each year at this time we work closely with U.S. employers to identify any current foreign national employees and potential candidates for employment who may require H-1B visa sponsorship...

This post is the final part of a continuing series on the Credit Report Blog on the subject of workouts and bankruptcies involving low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) projects.

At its core, indirect copyright infringement requires direct infringement, plus an indirect infringer who knew of it, and either materially contributed to or induced the direct infringement.

Courtside questions: Is it fair or foul to show a player's tattoo in a video game?

The Madrid Protocol provides a centralized system for trademark filings.

The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has launched a new program that will require some trademark owners to submit more "specimens"...

Asking who owns your domain name is not as silly a question as you might think. And it is one that needs more attention from many businesses.

Certain states are more creditor-friendly than others. Whether a judgment creditor will be able to reach the property of a judgment debtor that is located out of the state in order to satisfy...

In a recent federal court case, Baker Hughes v. Dynamic Industries, the court decided even though the parties agreed to arbitrate, the agreement was unenforceable because the arbitration agency was "abolished."

Internet law is a lot like non-Internet law — but it usually involves some twist. In every field, there is usually some way in which, because of the Internet, traditional law doesn’t work, and a problem develops.