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 Backs House Ways & Means Pro-Small Business Tax Relief Proposal, Urges Passage Ahead of Committee Markup
NFIB sent a letter to leaders of the U.S. House Committee on Ways and Means in support of the Committee’s budget reconciliation proposal.
NFIB Iowa Joins Statement About Costly Health Care Mandate
NFIB Iowa joins other Iowa organizations in expressing how state’s costly health care mandate will impact businesses
NFIB Testifies Against Making It Easier to Sue Certain Small Businesses
Senate Bill 134 broadens the Michigan Consumer Protection Act
NFIB Urges N.C. Senate to Vote ‘No’ on New Health Insurance Mandates
Research shows fewer small businesses can afford to offer health insurance.
NEW NFIB SURVEY: Small Business Optimism Declines in April
The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index declined by 1.6 points in April to 95.8, the second consecutive month below the 51-year average of 98.
NFIB Helps Win Law Taking Surprise Out of Municipal Tax Bills
HB 2119 will require cities to inform businesses prior to adopting change
New Laws Aim to Strengthen Georgia’s Workforce
Finding and keeping qualified workers has been an ongoing challenge for many small businesses.
Gov. Kemp Signs Bills to Cut Red Tape and Help Small Businesses
NFIB supports changes that make it easier to run a business in Georgia.
NFIB’s “Swipe Fee” Lobby Day Effectively Made the Case for Reform
On May 6, NFIB members and allied business owners from across New York traveled to Albany to advocate for legislation that would exclude swipe fees on tax and gratuities.