Michigan Governor Issues Stay-At-Home Order

Pryor Cashman Managing Partner Ronald Shechtman discusses the logistical challenges and shifts in priorities that have been necessary to weather the pandemic.

Beginning November 8, 2021, a burden on millions of travelers will be eased with the revocation of the country-specific travel bans that have been in place since 2020.

In this article, we'll focus on what company information is available to the public regarding companies registered in California.

On May 24, 2020, the White House issued a proclamation that temporarily bars persons who have been in Brazil from entering the United States, beginning at 11:59 pm on May 28, 2020...

Earlier today, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office for Civil Rights (OCR) published a Notice of Enforcement Discretion (Notice) for HIPAA COVID-19 Community-Based Testing Sites (CBTSs).

Nurses make up the largest section of the healthcare profession and spend more time with patients than any other care team member.

Becker Shareholder Jennifer Horan strongly advocates for a careful examination of association restrictions before moving forward with any Airbnb-esque scheme.

We are all in this together: In these rapidly changing times, more than ever, the Board needs to play its role with active engagement, thoughtfulness and resolve.

The 21st installment of our Civil Right Series was held in February.

In August 2021, the U.S. Secretary of Defense mandated that all service members receive the COVID-19 vaccine. The policy was later rescinded in January 2023, but not before thousands of service members were separated...

The Federal Communications Commission has added foreign-produced power inverters and advanced robotic devices to its Covered List under national security determinations, immediately barring new equipment authorizations and creating compliance deadlines for manufacturers. Companies must now evaluate whether their products qualify as domestic end products under Federal Acquisition Regulation standards or pursue conditional approval pathways by January 1, 2028.

The Federal Communications Commission has dramatically expanded its equipment authorization program, closing what regulators call the "component part loophole" by prohibiting devices containing logic-bearing hardware from blacklisted entities and requiring online marketplaces to verify and display FCC IDs at point of sale.

As artificial intelligence tools become embedded in clinical care, diagnostics, and health insurance operations, healthcare organizations must navigate an evolving patchwork of federal oversight and state-specific AI regulations. With 21 states having enacted 33 healthcare-AI laws by the end of 2025 and 177 pending bills across 31 states in 2026, the regulatory landscape remains fragmented while federal agencies work to establish comprehensive standards. Understanding these overlapping requirements is criti

On December 16, Verisk Analytics, a leading provider of data analytics and related services to the insurance industry, including rooftop aerial measurement products, announced that it was terminating its efforts to acquire EagleView Technologies, an aerial image provider whose product is utilized in rooftop aerial measurement products.

As of July 5, 2021, corporations incorporated under Ontario's Business Corporations Act will no longer be required to have at least 25% of directors be resident Canadians.

Andrea Arndt examines the evolving debate surrounding artificial intelligence's role in patent law, questioning whether AI-generated inventions can receive patent protection and how inventor credit should be assigned. The article addresses the legal and intellectual boundaries being tested as AI continues to advance innovation capabilities.

At present, only Chinese nationals will be required to participate in EVUS, but the U.S. expects that this requirement may be applied to nationals of additional countries in the future.

New York Appellate Court Judge grants a temporary stay to DFS operators following lower court's adverse ruling on a cross-motion for Preliminary Injunction.

Receiverships and bankruptcy proceedings often share objectives, including preserving value, centralizing control and maximizing recoveries, but involve different decision-makers and different statutory frameworks.

Catering liquor and beer license holders in Nashville must navigate two distinct regulatory frameworks: Metro Nashville's distance restrictions for beer catering permits and Tennessee state limitations on catering liquor licenses. Understanding these rules is essential to avoid compliance issues and ensure events proceed smoothly, particularly when venues are near schools, places of worship, or Metro parks.