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The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and What It Means for Employers Image

The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act and What It Means for Employers

Holly S. A. Eng & Kahla Bunde

When is history simply that: "history"? Perhaps never under the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which sailed through the House and Senate in January and became the first piece of legislation signed into law by President Obama.

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DOJ Antitrust Division Answers Questions Under Leniency Program Image

DOJ Antitrust Division Answers Questions Under Leniency Program

Richard E. Donovan

the Department of Justice Antitrust Division ("Division") recently issued an interesting policy paper that clarifies its position on certain issues under the leniencyprogram, which positions previously may have been known only to those who practice regularly in the field of criminal antitrust.

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The Treasury Department's Guidelines on Executive Pay Image

The Treasury Department's Guidelines on Executive Pay

Angela Marie Hubbell

The guidelines were designed to strike a balance between the financial industry's need to attract top talent to lead in the current economic climate and the public's interest in requiring transparency and accountability. They require not only disclosure of, but an explanation and justification of the policy supporting certain compensation decisions. Here's how they work.

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What's in a Domain Name? The Changing Internet Image

What's in a Domain Name? The Changing Internet

Stephen Meyers

Generic, top-level domain names (gTLDs), such as .com or .net, are the sorters of the Internet. They serve the single purpose of identifying the database in which a domain name is registered. Last June, ICANN reversed its long-held position and announced that it would allow an unlimited number of generic top-level domains.

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Auto Dealer Can Bring 'Bad Faith' Image

Auto Dealer Can Bring 'Bad Faith'

Douglas M. Mansfield & J. Todd Kennard

An appellate court recently ruled that an automobile dealership that could not file suit to enjoin an additional dealership under the statute's specific additional "add-point" statute could nevertheless file an administrative proceeding based on a "generic" statute that prohibits conduct by a manufacturer that is "capricious, in bad faith, or unconscionable."

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New Contracts in Kansas Can No Longer Contain Commonly Used Liability Indemnity Provisions Image

New Contracts in Kansas Can No Longer Contain Commonly Used Liability Indemnity Provisions

William R. Wood II

The 2008 Kansas Legislature passed a statute that declares void as against Kansas public policy long-standing contract risk-allocation provisions in many commercial contracts ' including franchise and dealership contracts. The story begins in 2004, when the legislature enacted a prohibition against liability indemnity provisions in construction contracts.

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Real Property Law

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Eminent Domain

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A recent important case.

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New FMLA Regulations: What Every Employer Should Know Image

New FMLA Regulations: What Every Employer Should Know

Mark Blondman & Brooke Iley

In November 2008, the U.S. Department of Labor published revised regulations to the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA or the Act) for the first time in the Act's 15-year history. The much anticipated regulations are over 750 pages long and take effect on Jan. 16, leaving scant time for employers to implement new procedures to comply with the law. The most significant of these changes are addressed herein.

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