Property Rights and Environmental Concerns Highlight Supreme Court 2022-23 Term
The Small Business Rundown hosted NFIB Small Business Legal Center on U.S. Supreme Court decisions impacting small business and upcoming cases of concern.
NFIB Analysis: Is $1.5 Billion Enough for Minnesota’s PFML Program?
The National Federation of Independent Business is raising concerns about Minnesota Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML) cost estimates in light of recent announcements from the Massachusetts and Maryland PFML programs.
Minnesota’s new PFML law – enacted during the 2023 Legislative Session – sets
Arguments Heard in Oregon Environmental Case NFIB Has Joined
Oral arguments were heard September 29 in a case NFIB has joined, challenging the authority of the state to proceed with its Climate Protection Program and the carbon emission targets it has set.
“The program, approved by the Oregon Environmental Quality Commission in December 2021, mandates ever
ADA Compliance Toolkit for Small Businesses in AL
#post_content Tips for dealing with ADA complaints and legal threats
Michigan Small Business to Lawmakers: Protecting Union Jobs is Not in Your Job Description
State’s Minimum Wage Rate Rises to $16.28 an Hour Starting Jan. 1
LISTEN: Small Businesses Can Predict Economic Conditions Long Before Anyone Else
NFIB State Director Brad Jones discusses small business economic trends with Faune Riggin.