Court Strikes Down Administration's Rule That Limited Scope Of Joint Employer Liability
In a victory for workers and a setback for employers and the current administration, a federal court recently struck down the final "joint employer" rule issued by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) in January 2020 . . . [READ MORE]
Business Interruption Insurance Disputes Proliferate In Wake Of COVID-19
Since the COVID-19 pandemic upended the world, many small business owners have learned the same hard lesson as many other kinds of insureds when making claims under business interruption insurance policies . . . [READ MORE]
Ability of United States Companies to Receive Data From European Union Threatened by Recent Court Decision
American businesses already burdened by the data privacy and notice requirements of Europe's strict GDPR regime face a whole new challenge when it comes to data transfers from companies in the European Union . . . [READ MORE]
