Recent federal regulations complicate compliance for K-12 education's DEI efforts, while the FTC's split from the ABA marks a shift in institutional relationships.
Accessing inmate data enhances legal strategies by providing crucial insights into incarceration details, prior legal history, and facilitating effective communication between attorneys and clients.
The Department of Defense has clarified Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification levels, emphasizing self-assessments for Federal Contract Information and certifications for Controlled Unclassified Information.
Successful legal recruitment prioritizes team collaboration skills alongside stellar client rosters, reflecting a strategic shift in hiring practices within the legal industry.
The Hart-Scott-Rodino Act mandates merger notifications for transactions exceeding $200 million, assessing potential anticompetitive effects, with updated thresholds and filing fees effective February 2025.
The National Labor Relations Act framework is influenced by changing leadership, with recent policy reversals impacting labor practices and union representation under new General Counsel William Cowen.
The case Ahluwalia v Ahluwalia addresses intimate partner violence and the potential need for a new tort in Canadian law, with significant legal implications under consideration.
William B. Cowen rescinded multiple guidance memoranda from Jennifer Abruzzo, impacting college athlete classification, labor dispute remedies, noncompete agreements, and union recognition procedures.
The Committee to Protect Journalists urges an end to severe media restrictions in Afghanistan, highlighting increased censorship and violations of press freedoms since 2021.
A coalition of fourteen state attorneys general filed a lawsuit against Elon Musk, DOGE, and Donald Trump, alleging unconstitutional interference with federal agency operations and authority.