National Law Review14h
The Future for California’s Latest Generation of Privacy Regulations is Uncertain
As reported previously, the California Privacy Protection Agency (“CPPA”) closed the public comment period for its proposed ...
National Law Review18h
Appeals Court Says Disability Not Required in Order to Recover Back Pay for Violation of ADA’s Medical Inquiry and Examination Provisions
Based on these incidents, the Sheriff’s Office placed Nawara on paid leave and required him to provide signed medical ...
National Law Review15h
Employee’s Attorney And Expert Witnesses Were Properly Disqualified For Use Of Employer’s Privileged Information
The NLR does not wish, nor does it intend, to solicit the business of anyone or to refer anyone to an attorney or other ...
National Law Review15h
Corporate Transparency Act Update: U.S. Companies No Longer Subject to Reporting Obligations
As promised, FinCEN has adopted its interim final rule and narrowed the filing requirements for Beneficial Ownership ...
National Law Review14h
Conflicting Rulings and Looming Congressional Inquiries Create New Levels of Complexity for State and Local Government Retirement Systems
Two recent decisions from the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas have created confusion among ...
National Law Review15h
Employer Did Not Violate FEHA By Denying Employee Disability Retirement Benefits
Lowry sued for disability discrimination under the FEHA based on the District’s denial of disability retirement benefits. The ...
National Law Review23h
New-Aged Automakers Beware: CPPA’s Enforcement Action Against Honda Results in the Agency’s First Settlement
On March 12, the CPPA announced its first public enforcement action based on the Investigation [FAM3]. The action stemmed ...
National Law Review18h
Another Court Blocks DEI-Related Certification Requirement
U.S. District Judge Matthew Kennelly of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois issued a ...
National Law Review14h
Court Reversed Order Setting Aside The Probating Of A Will Where The Evidence Was Insufficient To Support The Order
In In re Estate of Johnson, an administrator and a third party appealed the trial court’s judgment setting aside the probate ...
National Law Review23h
Recent and Emerging Employment Law Changes Impacting Australian Employers
Not long after intentionally underpaying employees became a criminal offence on 1 January 2025, additional workplace changes ...
National Law Review19h
Veterans Affairs Ending Mortgage Rescue Program
On April 3, 2025, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) announced it will end the Veterans Affairs Servicing Purchase ...
National Law Review14h
Court Dismissed An Appeal From A Probate Court Order Due To A Lack Of Jurisdiction
In In re Estate of Carr, the court of appeals dismissed an appeal from a probate court order due to a lack of jurisdiction.