Top 25% of Legal Operations Professionals Earn $240,000 Annually, According to Brightflag & Legal Operators Survey
Annual report reveals compensation trends and promotes pay transparency in legal operations.
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Supreme Court to Let Texas Enforce Controversial Immigration Enforcement Bill
Although the Supreme Court will allow Texas to begin enforcing provisions of Senate Bill 4, the justices did not rule on the legality of the law. Instead, the panel returned the case to a federal appeals court–which, hours after the Supreme Court announced its decision, has again stayed enforcement of the statute.
Department of Justice Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple
The Department of Justice claims that Apple intentionally suppresses and undermines emerging technologies that pose a threat to its dominant position in the U.S. market.
Process of Business Valuation: A Comprehensive Guide for Business Property, Equipment, and Machinery
By following a structured process, employing appropriate valuation methods, and making necessary adjustments, valuators can provide accurate and reliable valuations.
The Importance of Safety Training in the Workplace
Whether you want to minimize workplace accidents, ensure your team’s job satisfaction, or avoid expensive legal fees, developing and adhering to a few protocols is a great way to achieve your goals.
Defective Oximeters Can Worsen Heart Failure in African Americans
Research shows faulty pulse oximeters underestimate blood flow rates and overestimate arterial resistance.
More Than 50% of Healthcare Professionals Report Racial Discrimination
Minority healthcare workers report racial discrimination in the workplace.
Lex Machina Releases Litigation Footprint, a Groundbreaking Expansion of Legal Analytics Coverage
Lex Machina’s newest release offers unmatched insights into litigation track records of parties in over 27 million cases across 94 federal district courts and over 1,300 state courts.
Statement on Biden Announcement of “Product of U.S.A.” Meat Labeling Reform
This regulation addresses damaging effects of the repeal of Country-of-Origin Labeling (COOL) Congress passed in 2015 that allowed multinational meatpacking conglomerates to deceptively utilize a “Product of U.S.A.” label on imported meat repackaged in the U.S.
Moms and Farm Groups Call on Lobbyists to Terminate, Delist China’s Smithfield
House Committee on Agriculture holds hearing on Chinese infiltration of American agriculture today.