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DeSantis Signs Illegal-Immigration Measure as 'Title 42' Nears End
The bill includes stepping up requirements on businesses to check the immigration status of workers, cracking down on people who bring undocumented immigrants into Florida and collecting data about whether hospital patients are in the country legally.
Health Care Institutions Face Exposure to Website Privacy Violations
Providers are again urged to increase their cyber security practices to avoid violating the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), a federal law protecting the personal health information held by medical providers, and related state privacy laws.
Judge Rules Group of City Employees Terminated in 2017 Can Sue as Class
Jeffrey Wallach's lawsuit alleges that a round of layoffs under an NYC Health and Hospitals cost-cutting program disproportionately affected older employees.
The SEC's Rulemaking and Enforcement Priorities in 2023
Certain commission activities in 2022, such as proposed rules mandating climate disclosures, amendments to the proxy process, and enforcement actions in the crypto assets space, look set to form the foundation of the SEC's rulemaking and enforcement agenda in 2023 as set forth in this overview.
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House Committee Backs Immigration Changes for Businesses
The bill has reignited debate about what the state's role should be, if any, in addressing illegal immigration.
As Attorneys Predict New Wave of Litigation Involving PFAS, Some Wonder if it's Time For a Bailout
State attorneys general and plaintiffs firms join forces in fight against environmental pollution caused by "forever chemicals," ushering in a new era of litigation which could cost billions.
As Attorneys Predict New Wave of Litigation Involving PFAS, Some Wonder if it's Time For a Bailout
State attorneys general and plaintiffs firms join forces in fight against environmental pollution caused by "forever chemicals," ushering in a new era of litigation which could cost billions.
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Family Wants Federal Investigation After Man's Death in Jail
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