Hopefully, the correct content! Small employers are often concerned about having the words in a handbook used against them and think it is better not to have one. If a...
This article was originally published in AHA News, the official publication of the American Hospital Association. Just this week, Senate passed by unanimous consent AHA-supported legislation (S. 1461) that would delay through December 2015...
This article was originally published in Middle Market Growth, the official publication of ACG, Association for Corporate Growth. Identical bills to limit the impact of a recent decision by the National Labor...
Article written by Shelly Sigo and originally published by The Bond Buyer Thursday, August 27, 2015 Kentucky is financing a statewide high-speed Internet system in a first-of-its kind P3 deal...
On June 25, 2015, the United States Supreme Court announced its decision upholding the provision of subsidies for individuals purchasing health insurance on federally-funded exchanges. Since then, politicians, providers, policymakers,...
The Department of Labor has issued some proposed changes to the overtime regulations pursuant to the Fair Labor Standards Act. This is the first amendment since 2004 and if finalized,...
Multi-party relational contracts are the premier vehicle for implementing Integrated Project Delivery on commercial construction projects. Because of laws governing public projects, the use of multi-party relational contracts has been...
How do I know if my next generation family member is ready to take over the reins of my family business? That simple question has perplexed countless company owners...
In a recent decision, the Kentucky Supreme Court noted the general rule that failure to plead an affirmative defense in response to the original complaint precludes the assertion of that...
A trademark or service mark is any word, name, phrase, symbol, device and/or design that serves as a source identifier. Trademarks and service marks serve to distinguish your products and/or...
