WATCH: NFIB Missouri Hosts Virtual Small Business Day
Small Business owner members receive updates on NFIB’s efforts in Jefferson City and Washington, D.C.
Small Business owner members receive updates on NFIB’s efforts in Jefferson City and Washington, D.C.
In a conversation with John Whitmer, NFIB State Director Dan Murray highlighted the small business economy and issues before the Kansas Legislature.
Shakedown lawsuits have the small business community afraid that they are next on the list.
Statewide Radio Ads Begin Today Urging the Legislature to Stop Abusive Lawsuits that Target Missouri Small Businesses’ Websites
One state senator’s love of litigation
NFIB encourages Michigan Senate to pass HB 4582.
Recently, two federal agencies announced rule changes that should lessen the risk of worker misclassification. On February 26, 2026, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) and the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) took major steps to roll back Biden-era employment and labor regulations and largely r
Reducing costs would help Louisiana small businesses grow.
The bill would let employers recover damages and legal costs from unsuccessful lawsuits.
NFIB filed an amicus brief in the case Public Service of Colorado v. Ross regarding the responsibility of small businesses for damages in wrongful death cases.
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