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A recent decision underlines the importance of identifying the start date of the 5-year prescriptive period to bring a claim to court...

There are some significant changes coming to the privacy landscape for Californians with voter approval of The California Privacy Rights...

Mexican professionals can be sued in the state of California when they provide services to state residents, despite rendering the...

Cybercriminals are threatening data-extortion plots against the U.S. healthcare system, the FBI and two other federal agencies warned on...

What is Social Emotional Learning (SEL)? Why is it so important to Kristen Hopkins, who founded both Dangers of the Mind and Kristen...

We look at a case currently being considered by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal regarding a sole trader who was denied JobKeeper...

In 2020, issues of integrity in the broader public sector have been put into the spotlight. For those operating in this sector, we look...

The increasing likelihood of insolvencies or defaults on lease payments have led to aircraft lessors reconsidering their short, medium...

Directors and managers can be held liable for certain environmental offences and be exposed to a risk of prosecution or penalty...

Small Business Administration (“SBA”) “7(a) loans” are loans of up to $5 million that are partially guaranteed by the SBA. The CARES Act...

Faced with a work environment that is pressurized by the COVID-19 pandemic and a contentious election cycle, employers are finding...

Holding Redlich takes a look at the force majeure framework that will likely come into play as a result of the global supply chain...

Trevor Schmidt recently had the opportunity to interview two Triangle entrepreneurial icons, Robbie Hardy, founder and chair of xElle...

On Wednesday, October 21, 2020, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) expanded its guidelines regarding what is considered...

The enactment of The Coronavirus (Scotland) Acts 2020 forced the Scottish courts to depart from traditional methods and adapt to modern,...

Company directors may find themselves called to account for decisions made in response to Covid-19 – being aware of potential claims and...

Holding Redlich considers the range of steps taken by Australian courts and the legal profession broadly to utilise technology in this...

On September 15, 2020, Governor Charlie Baker, with the support of both Massachusetts House Speaker Robert DeLeo and Massachusetts Senate...

One danger raised when the Paycheck Protection Program debuted was potential liability under the False Claims Act. While subsequent...

The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner’s latest consumer privacy survey shows increasing concerns over companies’ poor...

David Dunsire believes that bold thinking and actions are needed for successful strategies to deal with the long-term fallout of the...

In the Herald on Thursday 15 October, Susan Law explains why she believes more must be done to improve the infrastructure in Scotland to...

COVID-19 has brought a wave of economic challenges and a spike in shareholder disputes. How can business owners avoid a painful corporate...

After much lobbying, earlier this year, New York State reversed the 2019 amendment and returned to the pre-2019 version of the Law. As a...