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What Is ‘Free Enterprise’?
In 1800, John Peck purchased Yazoo Land from a New England land company. Read about the ensuing legal battle that defined ‘Free Enterprise’.
Read MoreTemporary Restraining Orders and Preliminary Injunctions
TROs and preliminary injunctions are legal tools used to preserve the status quo and prevent irreparable damage while a case progresses through the courts.
Read MoreHow Important Is Timing With Your Fraud Statute of Limitations? Turns Out, Very
Simply saying you had no idea may not work when it comes to a fraud claim. Learn how a fraud statute of limitations can determine your case.
Read MoreManaging Employee Assets: HR Strategies for the Entire Employment Lifecycle
Businesses encounter numerous legal challenges in the hiring process. They must balance their interests while adhering to federal, state and local laws.
Read MoreWhat Employers of Foreign National Workers Should Know to Prepare for a USCIS Site Visit
The US increased USCIS site visits to employers of foreign nationals to combat H1-B visa fraud. Here’s how to prepare for a site visit.
Read MoreGetting More Value From Your Lawyer-Client Relationship
Building value in your lawyer-client relationship requires the right questions and expectations. Don’t just hire a lawyer. Hire a partner.
Read MoreWhat Is a Non-Disclosure Agreement? Non-Disclosure Terms Explained
How do different types of non-disclosure agreements protect the parties involved in M&As? Learn common NDA terms and accompanying documents.
Read MoreCannabis Companies and the Marijuana Tax: It’s Not Easy Being Green
Cannabis companies are overwhelmed by taxation and restrictions on their expense deductions via Section 208E. Could new legislature ease the pressure?
Read MoreThe Supreme Court: Free Exercise of Religion
Free exercise of religion- founding fathers never imagined issues this Constitutional language would create for the Supreme Court. Two cases.
Read MoreContractor v. Employee: Dept. of Labor Proposed Employee Classification Rule
Contractor v. employee violations occur in every industry. This is in part due to the regulatory processes in wage rates, labor agreements, and exemptions defining who is and who isn’t […]
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