NFIB Files Amicus Briefs in Three Important Small Business Court Cases
NFIB’s Small Business Legal Center recently filed amicus briefs for cases about the CFPB, civil asset forfeitures, and the DOL’s minimum wage increase.
NFIB’s Small Business Legal Center recently filed amicus briefs for cases about the CFPB, civil asset forfeitures, and the DOL’s minimum wage increase.
The Small Business Rundown features a Florida NFIB member and Executive Director discussing the impacts of lawsuit abuse on small businesses.
NFIB Oregon State Director Anthony Smith follows up on a previous wrap-up story and post-session comment news release with the following more comprehensive report on the small-business agenda following the Legislature’s adjournment for the year.
The Oregon Legislative Assembly adjourned the 2023 le
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of small businesses in several key decisions this term.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (July 5, 2023) – This term, the U.S. Supreme Court acted largely in support of small businesses. NFIB filed amicus briefs in seven cases this term. Of these, six cases were decided in favor of small businesses. From civil penalty prosecutions to the jurisdiction of federal agencies,
NFIB’s Small Business Rundown podcast highlights the NFIB Fly-In advocacy event in Washington, D.C., along with important legislative and legal issues.
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