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EEOC Updates COVID-19 Workplace Testing Rules: What Employers Need to Know

Maine Healthcare Workers Challenging Vaccine Mandate Cannot Proceed Under Pseudonyms

Music shutdown: Georgia gun laws shoot down Music Midtown Festival

Cyber insurance experiencing ‘Future Shock’

Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Holds that Food Delivery App May Enforce Arbitration Agreement Against Drivers

PENNSYLVANIA ATTORNEYS TAKE NOTE – A Voluntary Settlement Agreement May No Longer Bar A Legal Malpractice Action

New York’s New Sexual Harassment Hotline Could Lead To A Surge In Claims For Employers

Vega v. Tekoh: The Supreme Court Rules that a Violation of Miranda Rights Alone Does Not Give Rise to Damages Under 42 U.S.C. § 1983

Law Firm Ordered to Produce Client Communications Despite the Attorney-Client Privilege and Work-Product Doctrine

Massachusetts high court holds that attorney’s fees awarded under G.L. c. 93A are not covered under commercial liability insurance policy as damages “because of bodily injury”

Major Questions for Chevron Deference and Future Environmental Regulations: The Supreme Court in West Virginia v. EPA

Managing Construction Claims Risk In The Age Of Gen Z and The Great Resignation

The Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts Rules that Litigation Privilege Protects Attorney from Civil Liability in First Impression Case

Minnesota Just Made it Harder for Insureds to Claim ‘Bad Faith’

Pennsylvania Limits Risk Transfer for Snow and Ice Management Services

Massachusetts Appeals Court extends protections of the Statute of Repose

Supreme Court Clarifies Scope Of The “Transportation Worker Exemption” In The Federal Arbitration Act

Transition not substantial completion starts the clock: New Jersey amends statute of limitations for homeowner and condominium association construction defect cases

Coverage Doesn’t Stick in Teflon dispute

From property damage disputes to employment disputes, how the Supreme Court’s decision in Morgan v. Sundance impacts the fate of arbitration clauses

Persistent Risks and Regulations: New Health Advisories For PFAS

California Tort Law: Brown v. Taekwondo U.S.A. and the “no duty to aid” rule

Be Careful What You Post: Personal Jurisdiction in Internet Defamation Lawsuits

Supreme Court of Georgia adopts standard for obtaining a protective order to prevent the deposition of high-ranking corporate executives

Executive orders issued during the Covid-19 pandemic did not create an impossibility or cause frustration sufficient to shield restaurant owner from its obligation to pay rent

Eleventh Circuit Finds for Insurer in COVID-19 Case of First Impression in Georgia

A month into recreational cannabis sales, NJ Employers still lack guidance on drugfree workplace enforcement

Down It Goes! Illinois Prejudgment Interest Struck Down – What To Do Now

Massachusetts’ High Court Strikes Down Capital Gains Tax Levied Against Non-Domiciled Corporation on Statutory Grounds

Right result. Right reason? Kentucky federal court considers questions of intent under different parts of an insurance policy

Georgia Governor Reinstitutes Non-Party Apportionment

Changing Tides: WOTUS and the Jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act

The Connecticut Supreme Court finds that the “Litigation Privilege” extends to claims of “bad faith” based upon an insurers’ actions during litigation.

You Can’t Find Me Anymore: New Jersey Cracks Down on Employer Tracking

New York Comprehensive Insurance Disclosure Act Updates 2022

No more tears: Supreme Court rules damages for emotional distress are not recoverable under Title VI, Title IX, the Rehabilitation Act, or the Affordable Care Act

U.S. Supreme Court Addresses Parameters of Free Speech

Avoid These Practitioner Pitfalls When It Comes to Trade-Secret Misappropriation Trials

Employer overcomes religious-based challenge to vaccine mandate

Elon Musk’s planned purchase of Twitter reignites questions of open source code security

Res Ipsa Loquitur: The Massachusetts Appeals Court reverses Summary Judgment in favor of allowing “a chair” to speak for itself

Ohio Appellate Court addresses “Permanent and Substantial Deformity”

The Eleventh Circuit finds that a qualifying “excess judgment” for bad faith may be based on a consent judgment, rather than a verdict

Massachusetts High Court Issues Two Important Wage and Hour Decisions

Georgia Sparks Further Cannabis Debate

PAGA Manageability Requirement: A Split of Authority in California

New Bridge Projects Raise New Opportunities and Risk Considerations

Georgia legislature passes amendment to O.C.G.A. § 51-12-33 impacting apportionment of fault against non-parties in single defendant cases

California court holds that board diversity law violates equal protection

Kentucky’s Supreme Court examines the punitive damage “multiplier” in a case of first impression

Supreme Court clarifies “favorable termination” requirement for malicious prosecution claims

Red flag: Ninth Circuit affirms summary judgment against football-related wrongful death claims

Ohio Appellate Court reviews standard for claiming peer review privilege

Considerations for accountants in responding to a subpoena for client documents

Five things California lawyers have to report to the State Bar

D.C. Circuit: The Second Most Important Court in America

Updating Your California Employee Handbooks in 2022

Significant Changes for Federal Contractors Likely Coming Soon

Protection of Private Information

SCOTUS has granted certiorari in The Andy Warhol Foundation case

Congress Imposes New 72-Hour Reporting Requirement for Cyber Security Incidents

Chubb unit beats virus coverage suit brought by NJ apparel company

U.S. Women’s Soccer Team’s pay discrimination settlement is a good reminder for companies to assess their compensation systems

Florida Bad Faith: If Insurers Try Sometimes, They Just Might Find, They Get Summary Judgment