Pennsylvania Small Businesses Ask for Guidelines in Noneconomic Damages Cases
NFIB filed an amicus brief in the case Paul Gill and Diane Gill v. Shell Oil Company, et al. at the Superior Court of Pennsylvania.
Small Businesses Ask Court to Protect the Rights of Property Owners
NFIB filed an amicus brief in the case Cynthia Fisher, et al. v. City of Ocean Springs, Mississippi at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
SCOTUS Allows IRS “Self-Help” Debt Collection
NFIB is discouraged by today’s decision at the U.S. Supreme Court in the case Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Jennifer Zuch.
Governor Kemp Thanks NFIB For Helping Pass Much-Needed Tort Reform Legislation
NFIB President & CEO Brad Close and Vice President Tim Goodrich were presented with a framed newspaper ad signed by the governor.
NFIB California Main Street Minute, June 9-13
Some good news for small business following big legislative deadline
Expert Tips and News from Congress in NFIB’s Podcast
Listen to recent episodes of the Small Business Rundown podcast to hear from NFIB experts on small business priorities. Make your voice heard on issues impacting your small business today!
Small Business Issues in the Courts
Small business legal cases involve independent contractors and union elections.
Small Business Owners Thank Texas Legislature for Sending Cybersecurity Bill to Governor Abbott’s Desk
Texas Legislature approves SB 2610, which aims to protect small businesses and consumers from cyber criminals.
Small Businesses Urge Lawmakers to Address Predatory Litigation Funding
NFIB sent an action alert to member small businesses in Ohio regarding House Bill 105 and Senate Bill 10, which would address third-party litigation funding in the state.
NFIB New York In The News
State Director Ashley Ranslow: Albany shouldn’t empower the shakedown of small businesses.