NFIB Joins Lawsuit Challenging Harmful Gas Ban Impacting Maryland Small Businesses
The small business community opposes restrictions on the use of affordable, reliable energy sources.
The small business community opposes restrictions on the use of affordable, reliable energy sources.
Running a small business is challenging, and at times, legal issues can arise that seem overwhelming.
Five amicus briefs were filed by NFIB in cases across various courts including the Supreme Court.
Frivolous lawsuits don’t just threaten the local economy with revenue and job loss: they can cost you your business.
If you’re running an automotive business such as a mechanic shop, body shop, or dealership with a service center, understanding overtime pay eligibility for your mechanics can be complicated.
Today’s hearing concerns NFIB’s efforts to stop the onerous reporting requirements from going into effect.
Richards v. Lilly concerns collective action lawsuits.
As election day approaches, political discourse may become more common among your employees in the workplace.
In a vote of 215-191, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.J. Res. 136, disapproving the EPA’s light- and medium-duty vehicle emissions standards rule.
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