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End To Mandatory Arbitration Is On The Horizon
February 11, 2021
Employment Landscape Changing With New Administration As most employers are aware, President Joseph Biden campaigned on an openly pro-labor platform during the 2020 presidential election cycle. Even more recently, the two Democratic candidates in the Georgia senatorial runoffs, Jon Ossoff …
Posted in Labor and Employment, Legal Watch
New Financial Reporting Requirements Mean Businesses Must Act to Avoid Fines and Criminal Penalties
February 10, 2021
Businesses may have been spared new registration requirements as President Trump vetoed the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2021, but recent House and Senate vetoes will now make those requirements a reality. Changes To Beneficial Ownership Reporting The NDAA is a …
Posted in Corporate, Legal Watch
5 Things Small Businesses Should Know About COVID Relief
February 8, 2021
Financial Resources To Stay Afloat Businesses struggling to keep their doors open amid the ongoing public health crisis may not be aware of the financial resources available to them. Here are five things small businesses may not, but should, know about …
Posted in Corporate, COVID-19 Updates, Legal Watch
Taking from the Poor and Giving to the Rich? What is Robinhood’s Exposure in the GameStop Saga?
February 2, 2021
Platform Faces Scrutiny For Trading Freeze Last week, we shared an article about the potential exposure that some investors may have in the GameStop saga as investigations into whether an illegal “pump-and-dump” had occurred were in the news. This week, …
Posted in Legal Watch, Litigation, Regulatory
Reuniting Families of Green Card Holders
February 1, 2021
Bringing your spouse and unmarried children to the United States can be a confusing process. As most lawful permanent residents understand, having a Green Card comes with many benefits. One of those benefits is the ability to petition for spouses and unmarried children to become permanent residents in the …
Posted in Legal Watch
OSHA Penalties Increase For 2021
February 1, 2021
Employers Should Prepare For Stricter Enforcement of Regulations The U.S. Department of Labor issued a Memorandum for all OSHA Regional Administrators to provide clarity regarding the 2021 Annual Adjustments to OSHA Civil Penalties. On November 2, 2015, the Federal Civil Penalties …
Posted in Labor and Employment, Legal Watch, Regulatory
Gaming the Market with GameStop: Is This a Pump and Dump?
January 28, 2021
Will There Be Legal Repercussions For Driving Stock Price Up? One may have expected that the biggest story of the financial world shortly after a new presidential administration takes office would be the confirmation of the administration’s choice for Secretary …
Posted in Legal Watch, Litigation
Non-Traditional Families Should Have an Estate Plan – Here’s Why
January 22, 2021
Regardless Of Your Family Structure – Estate Planning Ensures Everyone Can Inherit According To Your Wishes Families come in all shapes and sizes, and regardless of your family structure, your loved ones can and should be provided for in the …
Posted in Estates and Trusts, Legal Watch
Key Contract Considerations When Buying A Horse
January 14, 2021
Don’t Buy Your Horse On A Handshake You wouldn’t buy a house, or a car (hopefully) based only on a “gentleman’s agreement.” Although we love our equine friends and may trust wholeheartedly our equestrian neighbors, horses remain property under the …
Posted in Legal Watch
Major Changes to H-1B Visa Lottery Process To Take Effect Before 2022 Filing Season
January 11, 2021
USCIS Rule Prioritizes Visas For Higher-Wage Positions Less than a year ago, we wrote about changes to the H-1B selection process in an article about the altered H-1B lottery process for fiscal year 2021. Another drastic change is about to …
Posted in Legal Watch
