Illinois Gov. J. B. Pritzker signed into law first-of-its-kind legislation regulating the use of artificial intelligence in Illinois. The statute will become effective Jan. 1, 2020. […]

As Hurricane Dorian makes its way up the United States’ Southeastern coast, many businesses will close and workers will be displaced. Employers should be prepared to […]

Lactation-accommodation laws have become more specific over the last few years, and as employers work to create inclusive workplaces, many businesses want to be more welcoming […]

Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed SB 778 into law, which clarifies certain aspects of California’s new requirements for employers to provide expanded training to employees to […]

California plaintiffs’ attorneys continue to be drawn to wage and hour cases, due to the high likelihood that class and collective actions will be certified and […]

Compliance challenges caused federal agencies to withdraw a rule, set to take effect next year, that would have let health plans exclude drug manufacturer coupons from […]

North Carolina has enacted a state law that allows unrelated small businesses to buy group health insurance for their employees through association health plans (AHPs). Despite […]

The Nanterre High Court in France ordered a company to suspend its information-consultation with works councils on a project of sale of its shares, pending a […]