NFIB Issues Action Alert on Senate Bill 310
Measure side-steps PAGA reforms, would greenlight higher settlements
NFIB Urges Governor Landry to Sign Key Insurance Reforms into Law
The measures would make Louisiana’s legal syster fairer for everyone.
Responding to ADA Lawsuits
You may have heard about the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and wondered how it affects your business. Perhaps you heard about predatory plaintiffs using the ADA to extort small businesses in ‘drive-by’ lawsuits.
U.S. Department of Labor Returns to an Older Independent Contractor Standard
On May 1, 2025, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) announced that it will not enforce the Biden administration’s 2024 independent contractor rule while DOL considers a new rule, In the interim, DOL will enforce a previous independent contractor standard, first put in place in 2008 and affirmed in 2019.
Is Your Small Business Ready for a Hurricane or Other Natural Disaster?
Here are some simple steps you can take to help weather this year’s storms.
No More ‘Shakedown’ Lawsuits!
NFIB Members urged to use their Action Alert to lobby for passage of SB 84
Update on Department of Labor’s Independent Contractor Rule
The Department of Labor (DOL) announced that the 2024 independent contractor rule will not be enforced while it is under departmental review.
NFIB: Governor Signs Key Tort Reform Bill, Marking First Step Toward Comprehensive Legal Overhaul
Stopping lawsuit abuse will remain a priority when lawmakers return to Columbia in 2026.
NFIB Testifies Against Making It Easier to Sue Certain Small Businesses
Senate Bill 134 broadens the Michigan Consumer Protection Act
NFIB Urges Senate Judiciary A to Pass Insurance Reform
The legislature is aimed at curbing lawsuit abuse and lowering costs for small businesses.