It has become commonplace for employers, especially large ones, to use consumer credit information as part of their hiring and the ongoing employment process. That is about to change in New York State.

One of the more common questions I receive from professionals is whether they must form a Professional Limited Liability Company (PLLC) or whether a simple Limited Liability Company (LLC) is sufficient. It is an important question to consider, and one that can have long-term ramifications for your business.

Employers need to be proactive to insulate themselves from potential litigation

Latest court ruling paves the way for filing requirements under the CTA to resume

Presidential executive orders aside, New York employers must ensure compliance with state laws and regulations

A lawsuit recently filed in Massachusetts challenges a school for penalizing a child for utilizing artifical intelligence. Could this spell trouble for school districts nationwide?

The CTA deadline to file is coming. Are you prepared to file before January 1, 2025?

Nationwide litigation is trending in the direction of NCCA athletes getting paid as employees

Will New York ban noncompete agreements? What business owners should do in the meantime

Law aimed at reducing fraud found to be burdensome, inneffective.

New rule preempts existing state laws.

Zoom may have revised its terms of service, but there is still an important lesson to be learned for consumers