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ESOPs are increasingly a popular succession planning vehicle, and well they should be. When formed properly

This week the Iowa House passed a bill, but it appears to have stalled in the Senate; Connecticut's bill passed out of committee; Maryland advanced a work group bill out of the Senate...

Get ready: there's a good chance that comprehensive data privacy legislation is coming to the Commonwealth.

Last year’s $550 billion infrastructure package is looking like Biden’s main legislative vehicle for his environmental justice promises. But states may not be on the same page.

Keypoint: This week the Iowa House passed a bill, but it appears to have stalled in the Senate; Connecticut’s bill passed out of committee; Maryland advanced a work group bill out of...

Washington, D.C. (March 21, 2022)—Following Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s address to Congress last week, Rep. Carolyn B. Maloney, Chairwoman of the Oversight and Reform Committee, introduced the Federal Contracting for Peace and Security Act, to prohibit the United States from conducting business with companies currently operating in Russia. “For four weeks, the

Cheetah electrocuted to death at a Nilphamari chicken farm

We continue to see an increase in fiduciary litigation involving employer-sponsored group health plans, particularly litigation involving mental health.

Gender gaps still persist in the U.S. armed forces. Fort Hood had been at the center of attention when it came to sexual assault cases, officials unveiled a new resource and training center to mitigate.