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Summarizes the need for standards to facilitate best practices for internal investigations and presents an overview of the new ISO TS 37008 standard.

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At both the federal and Illinois state level, the second quarter of 2023 saw environmental laws and regulations proposed and changed.

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Reviews Missouri Supreme Court decision to not address constitutionality of statute limiting types of damages uninsured motorists can pursue and consequences of waiving constitutional rights during litigation.

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Analyzes U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to change how employers interpret undue hardship when evaluating employee workplace religious accommodation requests.

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An updated discussion on whether courts will allow the proceeds of legal malpractice claims to be assigned to a third party.

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Describes changes in redaction requirements for all materials filed in Missouri courts from updates and revisions to the Missouri Rule of Civil Procedure.

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Explains changes made to appropriate venues for challenging Illinois administrative rules, executive orders, and constitutionality of state laws. Includes pros and cons of those changes.

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Summarizes recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on personal jurisdiction in Mallory v. Norfolk Southern, including dissenting opinions and what it may mean for corporations going forward.

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Analyzes the FTC’s proposed ban on noncompete agreements, including what employers should do to prepare for its possible implementation.

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Analyzes recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on the Polansky, M.D. v. Executive Health Resources Inc. False Claims Act case.

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