Starting Monday, September 25th, the federal government will again offer free at-home COVID tests. Every U.S. household can order four...

A telephone survey of more than 4600 people in Great Britain sheds light on the relationship between adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)...

In early September, the news about a hack hitting the MGM and Caesars casino and hospitality chains dominated the industry headlines for...

Employers sponsoring group health care plans with prescription drug benefits must provide individuals eligible to enroll in a Medicare...

Approximately 3.6 million eviction proceedings are filed in the US every year.  Given that the US population is approximately 330...

Part of the federal pandemic relief funding included the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Funds program (ESSER). Many...

On Tuesday, October 10, I will present at the American Staffing Association's (ASA) webinar on “Beyond California: Update on State Laws...

A jury in Washington County jury recently awarded nearly $4 million to a former Pacific University student who claimed that the school...

The Corporate Transparency Act takes effect on January 1, 2024 and companies in existence before that date will have one year in which to...

Please join me for an interactive workshop discussion titled “Protecting and Leveraging Your ‘Green’ Innovations: Legal and Business...

The prevailing narrative around online violence against children often revolves around the notion of "stranger danger." However, a recent...

"What's the worst that can happen?" is a question employers often ask, and for good reason. You need to fully understand and appreciate...