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The Labor Law Insider takes on the recharged union optimism and activity in this podcast episode. Moderator Tom Godar is joined by members of Husch Blackwell's Labor Law team, Terry Potter, Tom O'Day, and Rufino Gaytán, to discuss the increase in public support for unions, recent changes in organizing activities by unions, and implications for employers. With the benefit of their more than 10...

Gov. Phil Murphy signed a law earlier this year that was supposed to resolve a years-old clash between nonprofit hospitals worth billions of dollars and the communities in which they are located that get little or no property tax dollars from them. But instead of ending the fight, the law itself has become the target of a lawsuit. Local officials, backed by consumer advocacy groups, argue the...

The U.S. Supreme Court building is seen in Washington in a file photo. Abortion, guns and religion top the Supreme Court term that begins Monday. A look at those and a few other notable cases: ABORTION Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health (19-1392) is a direct challenge to Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, the Supreme Court’s major decisions over the last half-century that guarantee a w...

Tatiana Clouthier explained that this proposal seeks that large companies pay small businesses on time so that they have a flow of capital and can continue operating. This article was translated from our Spanish edition. Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The second and last day of the ASEM 2021 Entrepreneurs Summit had the participation of the Ministry of Economy,...

Texas-based dating apps are responding to the state's new abortion law with in-app features and "relief funds" for those affected. Why it matters: Everything is political, especially romance. The moves illustrate the wide-ranging fallout of the law, which is likely to drive election turnout and future legislation. The big picture: OKCupid, owned by Dallas-based Match Group, recently launched ...

Associated Press JACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi is the only state without a law requiring equal pay for equal work by women and men, after Alabama enacted one in 2019. Efforts have fallen short in Mississippi in recent years, but Senate Labor Committee Chairman John Hohrn, a Democrat from Jackson, promises to make another push for equal pay legislation in 2022. Opponents have said there's no n...

A friend of mine, in an animated mood once declared, “everything is in flux; it’s fluxing more and more each day!” That’s how many feel about the back and forth pronouncements concerning proposed tax changes. In Congress, the revenue raising provisions (think “taxes”) to fund the physical and human infrastructure bills seem to be getting more attention than the infrastructure proposals themse...

One of the best ways to get more traffic to your law firm’s website is with guest blogging. With this method, you write an article that provides helpful information for other people in your industry and then publishes it on their blog or website. The other way is to run a link-building campaign. Link building is an effective way of improving your rankings in search engine results, which means...

Effective October 1, 2021, an amendment[1] to the Connecticut General Statute concerning data privacy breaches, Section 36a-701b, will impact notification obligations in several significant ways. The amendment: Expands the definition of “personal information”; Shortens the notification deadline after discovery of a breach from 90 to 60 days; Removes the requirement to consult with law enforc...

The original ‘Law & Order’ series is being revived by NBC, returning to the network for Season 21. Law & Order first launched in 1990 and ran for 20 seasons on NBC before it was canceled in 2010. The franchise, from Dick Wolf, spawned spinoffs including the long-running Law & Order: Special Victims Unit and the newer Law & Order: Organized Crime. “There are very few things in ...