How the EPA’s ‘Waters of the United States’ Rule Hurts Small Businesses
NFIB Small Business Legal Center Executive Director Beth Milito has published a new op-ed in National Review that argues against the overreaching WOTUS mandate.
Podcast: Congressman Duarte on the EPA’s “WOTUS” Regulations
In the new episode of the “Small Business Rundown” Congressman Duarte shares his perspective on WOTUS regulations as a small business owner and farmer.
Supreme Court Reins in Civil Penalty Prosecutions for Small Businesses
NFIB Fighting Big Business over the Right to Repair
WOTUS Rule Repeal Effort Receives Small Business Support
Small business supports “Congressional Review Act” legislation to repeal a premature and overreaching new “Waters of the U.S.” regulation issued by the EPA.
Pro-Small-Business Bills Outnumbering Bad Ones—For the Moment
NFIB-Backed Property Crime Bill Advances
State Director Patrick Connor reports from Olympia on the small-business agenda for the legislative and political week ending February 10
Small Business Day, March 16
NFIB has rescheduled Small Business Day at the Capitol to Thursday, March 16. Click here for additional information or to registe
NFIB Advocates for Small Business Owners in Two Major Court Cases
The Small Business Legal Center is arguing for small business owners in two major court cases involving arbitration and intentional destruction of property.
Explainer: New Federal Laws Expand Protections for Pregnant and Nursing Workers
On Dec. 29, 2022, two new bipartisan laws meant to provide protections for pregnant and nursing employees were signed into law: the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) and the Providing Urgent Maternal Protections for Nursing Mothers (PUMP) Act.
The PWFA requires employers with 15 or more emplo
New FTC Proposed Rule Threatens to Ban Employee Noncompete Agreements
The FTC has proposed a new rule that would effectively ban noncompete contracts in the workplace, which would also rescind existing noncompete agreements.