On December 10, 2024, a D.C. District Court ruled that job security protections for NLRB administrative law judges are unconstitutional, affecting their removal authority.
Paralegals provide essential support in law firms, handling legal tasks while attorneys remain accountable for the accuracy of all documents submitted under their names.
Recent legislation in Illinois mandates insurance coverage for out-of-network mental health services, while Washington sets new certification standards for telehealth providers. Missouri enhances virtual visit coverage.
Gen Digital Inc. will pay $55.1 million to settle claims of overcharging under a GSA contract due to false information during negotiations and contract breaches.
A class action lawsuit against the Burning Man Project was dismissed, while a new complaint targets Harm Reduction Circle for unsolicited text messages violating TCPA regulations.
Legal assistants provide administrative support in law offices, while paralegals engage in substantive legal work, requiring specific training and offering higher salaries.
FisherBroyles, LLP enhances its immigration practice by appointing attorney Jennifer Cory, who has nearly 25 years of experience in U.S. immigration law and compliance.
Final regulations on investment tax credits under Section 48 confirm eligibility criteria, clarify interconnection costs, and expand project classification for energy properties.
Trump's potential second administration may revive federal fair access to banking regulations, previously halted under Biden, prompting states to enact their own fair access laws.
The UK has permanently banned prescribing puberty blockers to anyone under 18, following consultations revealing no significant benefits and potential risks to mental health and development.