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If signed into law, the 2026 Extensions Act would recriminalize certain hemp products and drastically limit the growing market. Industry leaders are expected to push Congress to revisit the restrictions before they take effect. Read more from our cannabis attorneys: bit.ly/445Mstx

"All's Fair"? Not quite, says one divorce lawyer Critics say the show is bad, and one lawyer says it's doing women a disservice.

Hulu's new series All’s Fair is stirring conversation among real-life lawyers. In an interview with @axios.com, Fox Partner Kimia Klein says the show’s portrayal of divorce attorneys as vengeful isn’t the reality for family lawyers: "We're really looking to do what's fair according to the law."

With the Pennsylvania legislature locked in a budget impasse, school districts have paused payments to charter schools. A test case before the Commonwealth Court now asks for immediate funding. This is what school districts need to know: www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

If enacted, the ROAD to Housing Act of 2025 would make long-awaited reforms to affordable housing. Our attorneys outline what the Act does and what it could mean for the market in this alert. www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

IRS to furlough nearly half its staff: What it means for your taxes Only 53.6 percent of staff — 39,870 IRS employees — will continue working while the government remains shut down.

While the IRS has furloughed nearly half of its staff due to the federal government shutdown, our Partner Brian Bernhardt cautions taxpayers that the Oct. 15 deadline remains in effect for those who filed an extension for their 2024 return. @newsweek.com

It was an honor to speak at @foxrothschild.bsky.social's annual White-Collar Symposium this week, focused on everything from foreign lobbying and offshore networks to modern kleptocracy and democratic decline. A conference that couldn't be timelier.

Data center developer asks judge to block Lancaster city zoning appeal A developer of two Lancaster city data centers wants a judge to throw out a resident's challenge based on zoning rules.

Despite millions invested and construction underway, a developer of two Lancaster data centers is now facing zoning scrutiny. But will the challenge hold up? Andrew Stoll, a partner in our Zoning & Land Use Practice, spoke to Lancaster Online about the uphill battle facing the resident’s appeal.

Can You Transfer Your Co-op Shares to Someone Else?

Can you transfer your co-op shares to someone else? Fox Partner Pete Massa explains in @nytimes.com Ask Real Estate that the answer lies in the co-op’s governing documents because shareholder rights vary from building to building.

September’s Dockets: Harvey Weinstein, Charlie Javice The air is cooler, the leaves are changing, and the Second Circuit is hearing arguments again. Harvey Weinstein is returning to criminal court, convicted fraudster Charlie Javice is awaiting her sente...

In this Q&A with @bloomberglaw.com, Fox Partner Andrew Bernstein offers a candid look into the realities of criminal litigation, the evolving role of AI in legal practice, and the importance of preparation and respect in the courtroom. 👇

A $15 million home purchased by Katy Perry has turned into a prolonged legal standoff with the seller. Fox attorney Aimee Arce discussed the dispute with @rdcnews.bsky.social and explained why having the proper estate planning documents in place is crucial. www.realtor.com/advice/sell/...

President Trump signed an EO that could reshape how alternative assets are treated in defined contribution retirement plans. The directive requires the DoL to revisit its past guidance on private equity and other nontraditional investments. #401K

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Help us bring this hot topic to the @sxsw.com stage! From holograms to deepfakes, the next frontier is celebrity endorsed AI replication. Our panel will unpack the legal, ethical and creative implications of this rapidly evolving space. Tap the ❤️ to vote: lnkd.in/ePFdJuZG

Minnesota employers need to prepare for several changes coming this fall. Our team summarized these critical developments and what they mean for employer practices and operations: www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

The Save Local Business Act is moving through Congress. If enacted, it would set a new (and narrower) joint employer standard with major implications for businesses. Here's what employers need to know: www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

The #OBBBA contains changes to the federal government’s treatment of COVID-era ERC claims. Taxpayers and ERC advisers need to understand these changes, and how they could impact pending claims and potential liability. Read more at the link. 👉 www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

Setting the Record Straight on “Reverse Discrimination” Claims  - HR Daily Advisor On June 5, 2025, the Supreme Court decided Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services. The case’s core question asked: do employees of traditional “majority” groups need to establish additional require...

SCOTUS unanimously ruled in Ames v. Ohio Dept. of Youth Services that employees from traditional “majority” groups should not face a higher burden of proof for discrimination claims under Title VII. Read more from Brian McGinnis in HR Daily Advisor.

If passed, the #SCOREAct would end a long-running push by labor advocates to unionize student athletes by excluding them from the definition of “employees” under federal law. Here's what you need to know:
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Washington employers are experiencing a significant rise in wage-and-hour class action lawsuits. Companies should consider proactively auditing their wage-and-hour policies and practices to mitigate their exposure. www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

Several states are advancing “trigger” laws that would empower state labor authorities to step in if the NLRB is unable to act. Labor attorney Mark Eskenazi explores whether these efforts could survive a court challenge: www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

New Jersey hiked its property transfer tax for transactions over $2 million and now mandates that the seller pay it. If you're exploring a sale, it’s wise to address the tax early in negotiations. Read more from our automotive attorneys in this alert: www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

The #OBBB has major implications for nonprofit organizations and their supporters. The final law ushers in a new tax environment that affects charitable deductions, scholarship donations, endowment taxes and executive compensation. Read on 👉 www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

The Constitution takes center stage in this episode with legal scholar Erwin Chemerinsky, Dean of @ucberkeleylaw.bsky.social. He and host Matt Adams dig into how the Constitution is interpreted, and occasionally misunderstood, by government officials. 🎙️ bit.ly/45YC09h

Enhanced Whistleblower Program to Combat Tariff Evasion and Customs Fraud Announced on May 12, these changes reflect the Criminal Division’s commitment to strengthening enforcement against violations of U.S. customs laws and tariff regulations.

The DOJ has expanded is whistleblower program to include tariff evasion and customs fraud. In Food Logistics, white-collar defense attorneys Patrick Egan and Saverio Romeo explain how companies can prepare for increased enforcement efforts. 👇

The New Jersey Supreme Court ruled that bid documents for public works contracts must comply with the contracting authority’s specifications, and any material defect will be grounds for rejection of the bid. Read more: www.foxrothschild.com/publications... #construction

For now, litigation finance funders can exhale. A proposed tax on profits has been stripped from the #OBBB. But even with this win, the landscape is changing. The leader of our Litigation Finance team explains why investors must stay engaged: www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

The U.S. imprisons a larger percentage of its population than any other country. How did we get here? @rachelbarkow.bsky.social rejoins the podcast with host Matt Adams to discuss the financial, societal and practical costs of rising incarceration trends. Listen now: bit.ly/4loSJXO

The Small Business Administration revived its Franchise Directory, providing significant benefits for franchise systems and their franchisees seeking financing. @ladyfranchiselaw.bsky.social outlines the benefits and key considerations here: bit.ly/4k7fcYh

The settlement in House v. NCAA marks a seismic shift in college athletics. In this alert, our sports law attorneys provide a summary of the settlement, along with practical implications for universities, student-athletes, collectives and conferences. www.foxrothschild.com/publications... #NIL

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Emergency legislation passed in DC has paused an increase to the tipped minimum wage slated for July 1. In this alert, we break down what this means for employers and whether it signals the beginning of the end for the Tip Credit Elimination Act: www.foxrothschild.com/publications...

Hallucinations Create Complications When AI Goes to Court CIOs need to talk to their legal teams about AI “clarity, boundaries, and accountability,” one expert said.

Following a rise in legal filings containing AI hallucinations, courts are cracking down on misuse. Our Chief AI Officer Mark McCreary talks with The Daily Upside about why structured governance is a necessity for all legal teams using AI tools.