If you manage a hotel in the City of Los Angeles, a change to the Hotel Worker ordinance is about to change how you think about health benefits for your workforce.
Ordinance No. 188944 takes effect June 29, 2026, and
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Horse Breeding and Training Expense Deductions? Tax Court Says Neigh
In a June 9 opinion, the Tax Court held that a married couple were not engaged in horse breeding and training activities for profit and sustained the IRS’s disallowance of the taxpayers claimed loss deductions for three tax years.
Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act Title X: Miscellaneous Provisions
This is the final post in a series of ten client alerts summarizing the key provisions of the Taxpayer Assistance and Service Act, a bipartisan legislative package introduced on February 26, 2026, by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Mike Crapo (R-Idaho)
No, Parent Coordinators Cannot Calculate Child Support and Arrears
Parent coordinators are not permitted to calculate child support much less child support arrears.
Ninth Circuit Extends FMCSA Preemption to Passenger-Carrying Drivers
If you’ve been following the long-running saga over whether federal law preempts California’s meal and rest break rules for commercial drivers, there’s a significant new development.
On June 4, 2026, the Ninth Circuit issued its decision in People of the
PFAS Risks Are Everywhere
PFAS are everywhere and may represent risk to your organization. To better understand recent developments and how to identify and mitigate associated risks, check out our recent alert: PFAS Are Everywhere. Here’s How to Mitigate Your Legal Risks
Meal and Rest Breaks Will Drive You Crazy! Ninth Circuit Extends FMCSA Preemption to Passenger-Carrying Drivers
If you thought the battle over California’s meal and rest break rules for commercial drivers was settled back in 2021, you were…mostly right. On June 4, 2026, the Ninth Circuit put the finishing touches on the preemption puzzle in People
The Right Way to Writ
Petitions for a writ of certiorari, particularly in criminal cases, are no stranger to this blog. But this week’s opinions from the Court of Appeals include a case that is worth discussing.
State v. Dade concerned North Carolina’s implied-consent offenses
Florida’s Proposed Data Breach Transparency Rule: New Reporting and Continuity Planning Requirements for AHCA-Licensed Providers
The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA) has proposed a new administrative rule that would impose significant incident-reporting and data-continuity obligations on nearly every provider it licenses. Proposed Rule 59A-35.112, titled “Data Breach Transparency,” would require covered providers to
PADEP’s Plans to Address PFAS in Biosolids
As previously discussed, biosolids (also referred to as sewage sludge), are commonly used in agriculture, mine reclamation, and landscaping to provide nutrients to soils and promote plant growth. Concerns related to the potential presence of PFAS in biosolids