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Tag Archives: Statute
Centros, California’s Women on Boards Statute and the Scope of Regulatory Competition
There's a really interesting new article by Jill Fisch and Steven Davidoff Solomon: We examine the Centros decision through the lens of SB 826 – the California statute mandating a minimum number of… [[ This is a content summary only. … Continue reading
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Tagged boards, Californias, Centros, Competition, Regulatory, Scope, Statute, women
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Donor Disclosure Update: New NJ Rule; Veto of NJ Proposed Statute; 9th Circuit Divided
New Jersey is the latest state to compel disclosure of significant donors in the wake of the federal government's decision to eliminate reporting to the IRS by tax-exempt organizations (other than 501(c)(3)s) of their significant donors. NJ Attorney General Gurbir… … Continue reading
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Tagged Circuit, Disclosure, Divided, Donor, Proposed, Rule, Statute, Update, Veto
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The Supreme Court resolves circuit split on FCA statute of limitations period
On May 13, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, holding that the False Claims Act’s (“FCA”) limitations period in 31 U.S.C.(b)(2) applies to “relator-initiated actions” in which the … Continue reading
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Tagged Circuit, Court, Limitations, Period, Resolves, Split, Statute, Supreme
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Illinois Family Expense Statute: When is a Family Member Liable For Debts of Spouses and Children?
In this article we explain the Illinois Family Expense statute and answer the question, “when is a family member liable for debts of spouses and children?” We answer the questions, “are family members liable for spouses’ and children’s medical expenses?”, … Continue reading
Comment on Retiring the One-Party Consent Statute for Long-Term Care Residents' Rooms
Lynsie Zona recently published a Comment entitled, Retiring the One-Party Consent Statute for Long-Term Care Residents' Rooms, 50 Ariz. St. L.J., 1347-1378 (2018). Provided below is the introduction to the Comment. A recent article in the Arizona Daily Star opened… … Continue reading →