Brendan Pierson

Currently, first contracts often take as long as two years to negotiate. The new bill aims to accelerate that process drastically, giving unions greater leverage in the process.

Both the paraquat ban and baby food metals testing law fit into a recent pattern of states paying more attention to environmental and food contaminants—something that fits in with traditionally Democratic states' environmental and public health goals and with the more recent, Republican-aligned “Make America Healthy Again” or MAHA movement.

The move will require affected companies to adapt their compliance programs, attorneys say.

Plaintiffs allege that the use of scents discriminates against them and similarly situated people under both the ADA and California's Unruh Act.

The case stems from Cognizant's contract with Google to update Google Maps. Cognizant, in turn, relies on staffing company Aceolutions, also a defendant in the case, to get drivers to verify Google Maps data. Google is not a defendant.

The case stems from Cognizant’s contract with Google to update Google Maps. Cognizant, in turn, relies on staffing company Aceolutions, also a defendant in the case, to get drivers to verify Google Maps data. Google is not a defendant.

membership Law.com Pro New York's legislature recently passed a bill that would ban so-called surveillance pricing, in which retailers

membership Law.com Pro California's legislature is considering a bill to narrow the kinds of lawsuits that private plaintiffs can

Plaintiffs in a new lawsuit allege that, despite Apple's claims that Safari is private and does not track users, the company's browser still leaves users vulnerable to a type of tracking known as canvas fingerprinting.

“The breadth of the proposal suggests that many organizations will need to reassess existing policies, contractual relationships, and compliance programs if these reforms advance,” Daphne Kackloudis, a partner at Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, wrote in a recent client alert.