The time has come for the U.S. to adopt sensible regulations for the cryptocurrency world. The blockchain technology that underpins digital assets and decentralized “Web3” applications has been developing since 2008. Through many ups and downs, the ecosystem has matured. ...
Read More »Employers should review classifications, exemptions now in light of FLSA changes
Come 2025, at least four million workers in the United States are expected to be impacted by changes to the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) overtime rules that were finalized in April and began the first step of implementation last ...
Read More »Modernizing employee benefits and taxes for today’s workforce
Long gone are the days in which, after working at the same company for several decades, an employee would get a firm handshake (and, if lucky enough, a gold watch) upon retirement. Today’s economy is undergoing a seismic shift with ...
Read More »CEOs see hiring challenges
CEOs say hiring in specific areas, such as for midlevel positions and in information technology, is a challenge. That’s according to the most recent CEO survey from Marcum LLP and Hofstra University’s Frank G. Zarb School of Business. “Given the ...
Read More »Is your contract actually binding?
At a recent dinner, I was posed a question by a local business owner that put the realities of the law into plain view. He relayed a story of his friend who was embroiled in a contract dispute over the ...
Read More »New reports highlight GenAI adoption trends in law
Generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) technology is advancing exponentially compared to technologies of years past. The pace of change is happening so quickly that it’s hard to keep up. One way to track the impact of GenAI tools on the legal ...
Read More »Consider EEOC’s new workplace investigation recommendations
It is my hunch that many of you have conducted some type of internal investigation into harassment or discrimination. Yet that prior experience does not negate the need to listen to the advice of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for ...
Read More »Supreme Court decisions remake administrative state
The U.S. Supreme Court handed down three decisions at the end of the term that remakes the landscape for judicial review of actions taken by federal regulators. On June 27, the court in Securities & Exchange Commission v. Jarkesy brought ...
Read More »AI and the workplace: Ensuring compliance with federal laws
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to develop, its integration into daily life is becoming increasingly pervasive. The workplace is no different. AI has the potential to streamline and automate laborious workplace tasks, such as timekeeping and productivity monitoring, making it ...
Read More »Experts weigh in on cybersecurity, cybercrime
Small businesses have unique challenges when it comes to cybersecurity. That’s because most cybersecurity efforts are focused on mid-size or large organizations, explained Reg Harnish, CEO of OrbitalFire in Rochester, New York. Since the focus is not on the smaller ...
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