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In May 2013, the New York City Council approved the NYC Paid Sick Leave bill, requiring many businesses to offer paid sick leave to their employees. This breakfast program will discuss who will be impacted, key provisions of the bill and their impact on employers, how businesses can prepare and key dates to remember. For more information, contact Nancy Wu at wu@thsh.com. WHEN Wednesday, July 24, 2013 8:00am – 8:30am – Breakfast 8:30am – 9:30am – Program SPEAKERS
Joel A. Klarreich is a…

Bar them from government work. It could be a career death sentence.

The plan? Turn off the political cash spigot while the heat is on, and wait.

How America is allowing forced arbitration to erode the publics rights in favor of special interests.

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Cyber attacks have become an issue of growing concern for institutions across a variety of industries. With so much of everyday life conducted online, it’s

Serena Williams recently returned to tennis after taking time off for her pregnancy, and she immediately faced questions on the extent to which her ranking should be affected by her pregnancy leave. T

Establishing a corporation demands an initial business analysis - Business Formation & Planning - Britton Law, P.A.

Reporting from Sacramento A dozen companies committed to maximizing social good while turning a profit have filed papers with the state to become California's first "benefit corporations." Chief...

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Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. LeMaire, 764 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 29 (App. Div. I, May 11, 2017) (J. Swann)
FOREIGN CORPORATION MUST BE INCORPORATED IN STATE, HAVE PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS IN STATE OR CONSENT TO JURISDICTION IN STATE IN ORDER FOR THERE TO BE GENERAL JURISDICTION FOR EVENT OCCURRING OUTSIDE STATE
Plaintiffs sued Walmart Stores Inc. [Walmart] in Maricopa County Superior Court for a slip and fall injury that occurred in…

An opinion piece for the Boston Globe points out that public scrutiny and consumer activism is what prompted Johnson & Johnson’s recent decision to phase out questionable chemicals in its full line of products. The piece applauds that decision, and urges members of the public to keep up that kind of pressure where corporate actions [...]

According to a story in the New York Times, a renewed U.S. Justice Department emphasis on prosecuting corporate fraud is expected to bring in as much as $8 billion this year from pharmaceutical companies, military contractors, banks and other corporations charged with defrauding the government, which amounts to a record sum. Still, the lack of [...]

Employees who report illegal activity in insurance, banking and financial services would be protected and compensated for their trouble under new legislati

J.J. Ament, current chairman of the Colorado Economic Development Commission, will succeed the retiring Tom Clark as CEO of the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation.

A NetProspex data breach may be an option for people whose personal data was leakedin a massive data breach in September 2016.

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The SDCBA Business & Corporate Law Section's monthly column.

What Adam Smith initially called “a strange absurdity” was, by the 1770s, a company too big to fail.

Strict procedural rules apply to corporate dissolution proceedings in New York, a difficult truth learned the hard way by a five-time rejected,...

A common recipe for business partners parting ways, also known as a “corporate divorce,” generally involves three factors: (1) differing approaches to financial decisions, (2) differing visions of the future direction and growth of the company and (3) failing to follow corporate formalities.