READ: Arizona Small Businesses Deserve a Fair Shot – Not More Red Tape
In an op-ed for the Phoenix Business Journal, NFIB State Director Chad Heinrich describes the ‘uneven playing field’ created for Arizona small business owners
Wage Garnishments: How Small Business Owners Can Ensure Compliance and Avoid Costly Penalties
Wage garnishments may cause confusion for small business owners about their legal responsibilities. Understanding what wage garnishment is, why it happens, and how to respond can help protect your business and ensure legal compliance.
What is a Wage Garnishment?
A wage garnishment is a legal p
Colorado Employers Warn HB 1054 Creates Costly New State OSHA Bureaucracy
Ahead of the House Business Affairs & Labor Committee hearing, NFIB Colorado warns HB 1054 expands enforcement and litigation risk for Main Street employers
PAGA Still Needs Improving Says NFIB Member
The law remains unfairly tilted in favor of trial lawyers, writes Nick Payzant
House Passes Bill to Increase Penalties on Retail Theft
Senate File 7, which would increase penalties on retail theft, is now headed to Governor Gordon’s desk
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)