Tag: Featured

January 21, 2019

Startups know that the key to winning sales is wooing consumers. Yet sometimes, founders focus too much on generational stereotypes rather than personalized sales strategies. The fever around Generation Z is a perfect example. Gen-Zers are on the radar of […]

January 16, 2019

The New York State Assembly passed two bills on Tuesday protecting transgender and gender non-conforming individuals from discrimination and banning “conversion therapy.” The first bill, Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act (GENDA), protects individuals from discrimination based on gender identity or expression. […]

January 15, 2019

A federal judge in Pennsylvania issued a nationwide injunction on Monday preventing the enforcement of rules allowing employers to deny women health insurance including contraceptive coverage based on moral or religious reasons. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) currently has a […]

January 15, 2019

The US Supreme Court heard arguments in two cases on Monday: Thacker v. Tennessee Valley Authority and Rimini Street Inc. v. Oracle USA Inc. First of the day, Thacker v. Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) tests the ability for government entities […]

January 14, 2019

Law firms handling antitrust, capital markets and white-collar defense work are feeling the effects of the partial government shutdown, which has recently become the longest shutdown in U.S. history. If the shutdown goes on long enough, some law firms could […]

January 14, 2019

To become a real estate agent in Arizona, you must meet state-specific prelicensing education requirements, submit paperwork, and pass the exam with a score of 75%. Securing a license also requires you to familiarize yourself with the testing requirements and […]

January 9, 2019

The United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit ruled on Tuesday that South Carolina did not have standing to sue the United States Department of Energy over the termination of construction of a nuclear processing facility. Originally, South […]

January 8, 2019

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order Monday that seeks to change the way that the state pays for and acquires prescription drugs. The order directs state officials to set up what Newsom said would become the nation’s largest […]

January 7, 2019

The Supreme Court issued an unsigned opinion Monday in Shoop v. Hill, an Ohio death penalty case, vacating a Sixth Circuit decision that Danny Hill should not be subject to the death penalty because of an intellectual disability. In 1985 […]

January 7, 2019

California passed more than a dozen measures to bolster the #MeToo laws in 2018, many dealing with public entities and private citizens. However, there are two notable laws that businesses should keep in mind moving forward into 2019. Violations of […]