The federal Families First Coronavirus Response Act of 2020 ("Families First Act") is the second in a series of legislation to deal with...

A Plaintiff sued her employer saying it misclassified her as an independent contractor and failed to pay her minimum wages. The court...

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled a trademark infringement plaintiff does not have to show willful infringement to get an award of profits.

SBA has determined that payroll protection plan recipients of less than $2 Million will be presumed to have determined need in good faith.

Shopping for cyber risk insurance means understanding both the insurance and what you need.

Commissions not yet owed became lost wages when an employer retaliated against an employee foir complaining about commissions nonpayment.

Corporate debts can get personal if you make a mistake trying to avoid them.

Parties use earnouts to overcome differences of opinion on value. The wrong clause can mean lawsuits later.

Millions of companies have submitted for PPP. Now it;s time to think about manximizing foregiveness.

An employee diagnosed with depression blurted out he was resigning. When he retracted his resignation, the employer refused to allow it...

Commercial tenants may not be able to stop eviction by filing a prior case for damages.

Uber's contracting process has been ruled ineffective.

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Not pretty but coronavirus business survival means preserving cash.

A rundown of federal employment related mandates and benefits on the table and being rolled out to deal with coronavirus.

The Virginia Supreme Court has decided that some contractual waivers of statute of limitations are unenforceable.

Government procurement regulations automatically insert clauses into software licenses which are surprisingly different than private deals.

The danger of misclassifying a worker as an independent contractor is growing with the new ABC test.

Finding banking services for marijuana related businesses remains tough and is only changing slowly. Legalizing hemp may have helped that.

In certain jurisdictions, creditors may be able to call excessive compensation paid to manager-shareholders as unlawful dividends