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Last month the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") sued to block the $27.8 billion acquisition of Horizon Therapeutics plc ("Horizon")...

In a proposed rule published in today's Federal Register, the USCIS is resurrecting and modifying a previous proposal from 2011 to implement an electronic pre-registration system for H-1B cap petitions.

A recent order from the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York puts to test the theory that "it is better to ask for forgiveness than permission."

The Polish Government published on 11 January 2019 a first draft of the bill regulating terms of stay of UK nationals ...

Recent caselaw demonstrates that regulators are prepared to prosecute landlords as a direct result of their tenants' unlawful waste operations. Landlords should consider this possibility ...

Brexit is scheduled to Brexit Clockbecome effective at the end of 29 March 2019 and will take place either with a Withdrawal Agreement or without one having been entered into between the UK and the EU-27.

Vacating an arbitration award has always been tough. The Federal Arbitration Act only has limited bases to seek vacatur. One of those bases is when there is "evident partiality" by the arbitrator.

Ask the bank that just paid the SEC more than $ 6 million for failing to adequately train its Asia Pacific Region (APAC) personnel on antibribery with respect to hiring practices.

he agency's 2-1 decision to retract this policy was in direct response to numerous U.S. Supreme Court rulings that support the use of such agreements.

As discussed in our prior posts on obesity and disability law, there is continuing disagreement in the courts concerning whether obesity alone constitutes a disability...

First, the NLRB proposed changing its policy when employees have sought an election and a party has filed an unfair labor practice charge.

On May 28, 2021, the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) updated its ongoing guidance on COVID-19 issues in the workplace to cover additional topics relating to vaccination of employees.

Minnesota governor Tim Waltz recently signed legislation that imposes criminal penalties (including felony charges) on employers who engage in "wage theft."

Like a Sergio Leone scene, the Sixth Circuit issued an explosive en banc denial of CIC Services LLC v. Internal Revenue Service (a case we covered back in June).

Tomorrow morning (Friday, January 7), the Supreme Court hears oral argument in the OSHA (10 a.m. EST) and CMS (11 a.m. EST) mandate cases. (You can listen to the arguments live here.)

The IRS will permanently allow state and local governments to hold public hearings using a toll-free telephone number to satisfy the TEFRA hearing requirement for private activity bonds.

This month a federal court refused to grant final approval to a class action data privacy litigation settlement, sending the parties (and their lawyers) back to the drawing board to...