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We are far enough into the new year that resolutions are no longer of much use and so you may be ready to do something in 2021 that will make

February 06, 2021 1:14 AMLegal - By CINCINNATI—By all logic, the case of the State of Kentucky versus L.D. Management Company, which owns the Lion's Den adult store location in Upton, Kentucky, should have ended when U.S. District Judge Justin R. Walker issued his ruling in the case last April, since the issue was pretty clear: Kentucky was trying to trample Lion's Den's free speech rights by ordering the store to take down the billboard it had erected on the side of a tractor-trailer sitting on land owned by a former Lion's Den employee just off I-65, which advertised that the store coul...

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: While state legislatures focused much-needed attention on pandemic-related legislation throughout most of 2020, many continued to alter their employment laws in significant ways, or simply had previously passed laws scheduled to take effect at the start of 2021. Some of the most prominent trends at the state and local level include creating or expanding paid leave benefits, pay equity, and anti-discrimination rules; restricting criminal background checks; and limiting the scope of non-compete laws. Employers should review these deve...

COVID-19 has had a significant and deadly impact on some of New Jersey’s most vulnerable citizens who reside and work at long-term care facilities, such as nursing homes. On September...

Photo by Danielle Randle via KC Tenants Jackson County 16th Circuit Court Judge J. Dale Youngs signed an Administrative Order on Monday, Jan. 11 to temporarily suspend issuing evictions through January 24, or until the order is amended or revised. The order cited significant, and at times violent, social and political unrest, and the spread of COVID-19 within the court and the community. The Court Administrator and Department of Civil Process were ordered to “temporarily suspend issuance of all writs of restitution in all actions filed under Chapters 534 and 535 of the Revised Statutes of M...