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SEC Chair: US "Acting largely Alone" on Corporate Bribery

17th September 2019
Last week, US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chairman Jay Clayton spoke to the New York Economic Club about the need for other countries to follow the Unites States’s lead in punishing corporate bribery and corruption.
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Landmark Gig Economy Rights Bill Passed by California

16th September 2019
Will this bill have an impact on flexible workers in the UK?
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Should US Gun Laws be Changed?

4th September 2019
Unfortunately, in the past few weeks mass shootings have taken the news in the US and worldwide. With there being two mass shootings on consecutive days at the start of August in Texas and Ohio, the never-ending debate to whether or not the government need to enforce some changes becomes even more heated and ever […]
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What Is the Difference Between State and Federal Cases?

3rd September 2019
What are the major differences between state and federal cases and how do you handle these cases differently? I will start with state court cases. State court cases can sometimes be more work. In Florida, you can take depositions where the state lists witnesses which are categorised as A witnesses, B witnesses or C witnesses. […]
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Trucking Accidents in Tennessee: What Is Different?

3rd September 2019
Michael, you manage your own firm, what is the most challenging part and the best part of managing your own firm? I think the most difficult part is wearing so many hats as manager. You are constantly dividing your time between working on cases, managerial duties and supervision. But it is very rewarding too. You […]
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Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions

3rd September 2019
What are common complexities in US immigration law? What is the best way around such complexities? With the advent of a more conservative administration pertaining to immigration and customs enforcement, not to mention the clamping down on de novo immigration petitions for both work and family, as well as asylum, the greatest challenge nowadays is […]
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New York State Human Rights Law Revisions and Its Impact on Employers

3rd September 2019
August 12, 2019 was a historic day for employees throughout New York State.  On that day, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed into law a number of reforms to the New York State Human Rights Law (“NYSHRL”) that makes it one of the most protective for employees.  The reforms, inter alia, lower the threshold for hostile work […]
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