Maine’s New Pay Transparency Law Requirements Effective July 29, 2026
Maine has enacted L.D. 54 – An Act to Require Employers to Disclose Pay Ranges and Maintain Records of Employees’ Pay Histories, with compliance required to begin…
New Jersey’s Summer Surprise: Last-Second Privacy Bill Will Snare More Retailers
Seemingly out of nowhere, the New Jersey legislature just passed a privacy law that requires immediate attention. The law (1) applies to any business…
Illinois Offers Amnesty Program For Remote Sellers
The 2025 Illinois Tax Delinquency Amnesty Act authorized the Illinois Department of Revenue to offer up two amnesty programs, allowing taxpayers who need to…
Vermont Finally Settles On A Consumer Privacy Law
After several years of back and forth over competing draft proposals, Vermont has finally settled on – and signed into law – a consumer…
Louisiana’s Catch-All Privacy Law Threshold For Businesses Over $25M
Louisiana recently became the umpteenth (22nd, if you are keeping score) state to pass a comprehensive consumer data privacy law. While the majority of the…
Indiana Tax Amnesty Program Goes Live July 15
The 2025 Indiana legislature authorized the Indiana Department of Revenue to offer an amnesty program in 2026, allowing taxpayers who need to triage historical…
ICE Made I-9 Mistakes Much More Costly for Employers
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has quietly updated its Fact Sheet on Form I-9 Inspections, eliminating employers’ prior ability to correct many technical errors during…
Privacy Revisited: Connecticut’s Substantial Amendments Take Effect July 1, 2026
Connecticut has given its privacy law a facelift for 2026, with significant changes taking effect starting July 1. Read about the notable amendments here.…
Maine Legislature Considering Problematic New Privacy Bill
On February 10, 2026, Maine’s House of Representatives passed LD 1822, the Maine Online Data Privacy Act. This law surfaced in early 2025, then,…
Supreme Court Invalidates Emergency Tariffs: What It Means and What’s Next
IEEPA tariffs declared invalid. As you’ve probably heard, the Supreme Court definitively invalidated all International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) tariffs in a 6–3 opinion…