Business Law
Postelection Fights Will Rattle Markets
This lame-duck Congress will have big issues to tackle in little time. Feathers are sure to fly.
Big Changes Ahead for Health Care
No matter how the Supreme Court handles President Obama's reform law, the approach to medical insurance will be remade.
Should Online Retailers Collect Sales Taxes?
To me, the fundamental principle of ethical taxation is equal treatment of similar transactions.
James Angel: Missed Financial Reform Deadlines Not All Bad
A year after Dodd-Frank became law, missed deadlines pile up.
Feds Cracking Down On Insider Trading
A wave of fraud cases is hitting Wall Street. Here's what it means to you.
Would You Be Guilty of Insider Trading?
All investors rely on trading tips from others, but you need to be sure you’re not crossing into illegal activities.
Cut Costs With Independent Contractors?
It's appropriate for a business owner to try to lower prices to customers, but fattening the bottom line at the employees' expense is not ethical.
Better Your Odds in Arbitration?
You may get to choose a panel without brokerage reps.
Is It Price Gouging or Good Business?
Economics follows the amoral laws of supply and demand. And seemingly ethical behavior can have unintended consequences.
Retaliation Claims Skyrocketing
Bosses need to train managers frequently and have an effective process for investigating charges.
Discrimination Claims Against Muslims Rising
To avoid costly lawsuits, employers should adopt a zero tolerance policy.
More Men Filing Sexual Harassment Charges
It's no joke, and employers risk costly claims if they treat it as one.
Firms Face Tough Rules on Access for Disabled
The rule includes a definition of a “service animal” – rabbits and snakes need not apply.
Kagan's Testimony Assures Confirmation
She'll be confirmed with votes to spare, but we won't know much about her for years.
Kagan Set to Win Confirmation Easily
Barring a big surprise, she'll sail through the Senate with 70 or more votes.
Financial Crisis Probe Misses Mark
Politicians and others are stuck in the blame game, rather than working to fix fix root causes
Tighter Rules Pose New Hurdles for H-1B Visa Hires
Hardest hit will be health care firms and government contractors.
Say No to This Lawyer's Shakedown
Resist the temptation to sue just to win a quick settlement.
Court Boosts Business Power in Politics
Few Supreme Court rulings will have so much impact on the intersection of business and politics.
Shareholders Will Flex Some Muscle
in Proxy Season
The SEC is giving investors a lot more power, and they’re sure to use it.
Tighter Scrutiny for Deals,
Business Practices
Christine Varney aims to make a mark as the head of the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division.
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