Small Businesses Ask Court to Rein in Debit Card Processing Fees
NFIB filed an amicus brief in the case Corner Post, Inc. v. Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System concerning debit card processing fees.
NFIB Victory: Bill Incentivizing Litigation Fails
Measure increasing insurance premiums, lawsuits stopped with bipartisan effort
Wyoming Small Business Owners Applaud Effort to Increase Penalties on Retail Theft
Senate File 7, which would increase penalties on retail theft, passed the Senate last week and now goes to the House floor
NFIB Commends Lawmakers for Renewed Push on Tort Reform
One frivolous claim could be enough to put a small business out of business.
Bankruptcy Clawbacks: How to Protect Your Business
What is Bankruptcy Clawback?
A bankruptcy clawback occurs when someone who files for bankruptcy tries to recover money they paid to a business in the months before filing. They can force businesses to return the funds, even for services or goods already provided. The Bankruptcy Code (Section 547)
Small Businesses Respond to EPA’s Reconsideration of 2009 Emissions Rule
NFIB issued a statement following the U.S. EPA’s elimination of a 2009 ruling that restricted the production of gas-powered motor vehicles and limited consumer choice.
WATCH: NFIB Kansas Small Business Owner Member Discusses State of the Economy with KSHB 41
KSHB 41’s Grant Stephens highlights the latest Small Business Economic Trends (SBET) survey findings
NFIB-Priority Bill Featured in News Story
Measure curbing lawsuit abuse profiled by California Globe
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Small Businesses Fight California’s Ban on Gas-Powered Equipment
NFIB filed an amicus brief in the case Outdoor Power Equipment Institute v. EPA regarding a new California law which will ban the use of gas-powered equipment.