December 13, 2021
- Health Law Policy Heading Into 2022 At The ABA Health Law Summit by: David T. Fischer and Keeley A. McCarty
- Weekly IRS Roundup December 6 – December 10, 2021 by: Tax Practice Group McDermott Will Emery
- New York Announces More COVID-19–Related Mandates: To Mask or to Vax? by: Kelly M. Cardin and Jessica R. Schild
- New Cryptocurrency Information Reporting Regime Required on Form 1099... by: Timothy L. Jacobs and Jason Feingertz
- Will Some State Plans Defy OSHA’s COVID-19 Vaccination, Testing... by: Courtney M. Malveaux and Melanie L. Paul
- Eleventh Circuit Announces Differing Standards for Approval of Third... by: Shane G. Ramsey
- 2022 ISS and Glass Lewis Proxy Voting Guidelines Include Various ESG-... by: Emily Gauthier and Alexandra Clark Layfield
- New York State Indoor Mask Mandate Begins Dec. 13 by: Jonathan L. Bing
- Michigan Minimum Wage to Increase in 2022 by: Elizabeth Wells Skaggs and William J. Whalen
- Crypto Basel by: Stuart H. Russell
- Weekly Bankruptcy Alert December 13, 2021 (For the week ending... by: Business Practice Group Pierce Atwood
- THE FTSA CLAIMS ARE STILL POURING IN: Florida Mini TCPA Continues to... by: Eric J. Troutman
- Give it to Consumers Straight: NAD Recommends Clear Disclosures for... by: Phyllis H. Marcus
- Build Back Better Act Update: Committee Releases Labor Provisions for... by: Thomas V. Walsh and Jonathan J. Spitz
- CRITICAL ALERT: Log4Shell by: Cynthia J. Larose
- TCPA QUICK HITTER: Prerecorded Call Claims Remain Dangerous After... by: Eric J. Troutman
- Godot Is Still Waiting . . . by: Keith Paul Bishop
- December 2021 Legal News Roundup: Law Firm Hiring, Pro Bono &... by: Hanna Taylor and Rachel Popa
- In An Accident with a Large Construction Vehicle or Construction... by: Clifford Law
- The Availability of Sanctions Under Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1 for... by: Glenn E. Glover
- Log4Shell Vulnerability Has Potential to Compromise Millions of... by: Ryan Blaney and Will S. Chuchawat
- COVID-19: Revenue Procedure 2021-53 by: Virginia Leggett Stevenson
- USPTO To Propose Paperless Patents by: Courtenay C. Brinckerhoff
- First Sale Doctrine Fails to Free Unauthorized Online Retailer from... by: Mary Kate Brennan and Margaret A. Esquenet
- Principals in the Spotlight as UK’s FCA Consults on Changes to... by: Matt Hancock and Katharine Bond
- 3 Key Things to Know About AIR21, the Law Protecting Airline Safety... by: Eric Bachman
- Another Maui Case in the Mountains by: Jeffrey R. Porter
- BREAKING: Senate Committee Proposes Bill to Add Civil Penalties to... by: Joshua S. Fox and Timothy L. Kelly
- Cross-Border Transfer Master Class: Does a US Controller Need to Use... by: David A. Zetoony
- Litigation to Proceed Over Barilla Pasta Sauce with ‘No Preservatives... by: Food and Drug Law at Keller and Heckman
December 11, 2021
- President Biden’s At-Home COVID-19 Testing Reimbursement Plan Still... by: Timothy J. Stanton and Claudia Tran
- Ohio Votes to Legalize Sports Betting by: Jake Nicholson
- Philadelphia Ban on Pre-Hire Marijuana Testing Takes Effect on... by: Donald D. Gamburg and Jessica M. Bocchinfuso
- SEC's Acting Chief Accountant Emphasizes Significance of Climate... by: Jacob H. Hupart
- FinCEN Issues Notice of Proposed Rulemaking for Corporate... by: Sarah E. Aberg
December 10, 2021
- New Zero-Day Vulnerability for Log4j is the Next Cybersecurity... by: Todd S. McClelland and David P. Saunders
- Advertising Rules Every Lawyer Should Know: The Do’s and Don'ts... by: Sarah Bottorff
- Amid Abortion Uncertainty, Supreme Court Rejects Attempts to Evade... by: Stuart M. Gerson
- USPTO Sanctions Chinese Trademark Agency by Terminating Over 15,000 U... by: Aaron Wininger
- FDA Issues Draft Guidance On the Use and Curation of Real-World Data... by: Vernessa T. Pollard and Jiayan Chen
- New York Governor Reinstates Mask Mandate by: Jeffrey M. Landes and Nancy Gunzenhauser Popper
- Tips for Building Relationships with International Distributors... by: Jeffrey J. White
- Modernizing Foodborne Illness Outbreak Responses by: Food and Drug Law at Keller and Heckman
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