For healthcare providers, professional liability coverage protects against financial and reputational risk. A provider’s reputation and credentials can be worth far more than any single claim — and providers depend on their insurers to defend against those risks. The Georgia
On September 23, 2026, a Planet 13 cannabis dispensary customer filed a proposed class action in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada against Planet 13 and its identity-verification vendor, IDScan.net, Inc. The suit, first reported by Law360’s
Back in May, I wrote a piece predicting that Schedule III rescheduling would flip the first prong of the Central Hudson commercial speech test for state-licensed medical marijuana operators. My thought at the time was that speech proposing a transaction
The Dangers of Joint Employment
Employers sometimes are named in employment litigation or agency investigations for employees who never actually were on their payroll. All sorts of uncomfortable issues, such as confidentiality issues, insurance issues, and indemnity issues, can arise
At a Glance
Channeling Ted Lasso, one can hear him coaching his team that, to win, you need to prepare before you perspire. The same holds true when a business owner first begins to think about selling the business in a few years.
Individuals convicted of felony white collar offenses face the loss of a range of civil rights, including the right to possess a firearm. Under current federal law (18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1)), any individual who is convicted of any felony permanently
If your business recently received a demand letter accusing your website of violating California’s wiretapping law, you’re not alone. On September 17, 2026, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issued a consumer alert warning Texas businesses and nonprofits about a surge
Four recent decisions by federal courts show just how much weight an employer’s investigation can hold in litigation, for better or worse. Investigation quality does not operate on a simple pass/fail switch. It moves along a spectrum, and where an
In construction contracts, proposals, drawings, studies, etc. are often incorporated by reference. A Nebraska federal court recently addressed what language is sufficient to accomplish such incorporation. In Cleaver Brooks Co. v. B&K Mechanical Contractors, LLC, No. 4:23-CV-3243, 2026 WL 2254434
