Small Businesses Commend House Passage of Reasonable Standard for Premises Liability
NFIB encourages Michigan Senate to pass HB 4582.
NFIB encourages Michigan Senate to pass HB 4582.
Recently, two federal agencies announced rule changes that should lessen the risk of worker misclassification. On February 26, 2026, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) took major steps to roll back Biden-era employment and labor regulations and largely r
Reducing costs would help Louisiana small businesses grow.
The bill would let employers recover damages and legal costs from unsuccessful lawsuits.
NFIB filed an amicus brief in the case Public Service of Colorado v. Ross regarding the responsibility of small businesses for damages in wrongful death cases.
HB 4582 provides small businesses with a clear and fair standard for property owners
Learn about key Supreme Court case decisions coming soon and updates for 2026 in the Small Business Legal Center’s newsletter, The Brief.
“The Senate has acted, and now, it’s time for the House to stand up for small business owners.”
In an op-ed for the Phoenix Business Journal, NFIB State Director Chad Heinrich describes the ‘uneven playing field’ created for Arizona small business owners
Wage garnishments may cause confusion for small business owners about their legal responsibilities. Understanding what wage garnishment is, why it happens, and how to respond can help protect your business and ensure legal compliance.
What is a Wage Garnishment?
A wage garnishment is a legal p
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