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Twelve Things That Construction Contractors Should Know About the Davis Bacon Act Construction Wage Requirements Statute
By: Cheryl Adams, Esq. Construction contracting with the U.S. Government can be complicated, especially when it comes to knowing what to do to comply with labor law. One of the important federal labor laws to understand is the Construction Wage … Continue reading
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What should I do if I think my spouse will become violent if I ask for a divorce?
Invariably, long-married couples reach a stage where one might joke that “the honeymoon’s over” — but sometimes it isn’t a joke. And sometimes it doesn’t take very long for a couple to reach that point where one partner may consider … Continue reading
Should We Use the Market to Address Climate Change?
Alice Kaswan, Energy, Governance, and Market Mechanisms, 72 U. Miami L. Rev. 476 (2018). Eric Biber The recent report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change this fall has made clear the urgent need to address climate change. What should … Continue reading
Should Libraries Be the Keepers of Their Cities’ Public Data?
CityLab – Public libraries are one of the most trusted institutions, and they want to make sure everyone has access to the information cities are collecting and sharing. “In recent years, dozens of U.S. cities have released pools of public … Continue reading
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Should Lawmakers be Banned from Participating on Public Company Boards? Not Necessarily
Following Democratic control of the House, a new resolution was passed in January as a means to limit lawmakers’ control over public companies. Specifically, the resolution amended the Rules of the House of Representatives to ban House lawmakers’ membership on … Continue reading
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