Qualifying to Do Business in Another State: The CSC 50-State Guide to Qualification
In June 2023, the United States Supreme Court rendered a decision that could significantly impact companies’ decisions on whether to qualify to do business in foreign states.
The following excerpt from the 2024 edition of CSC’s Qualifying...
Healthcare Access for Transgender Children and Teenagers Could Clash at Federal, State Levels
Healthcare Access for Transgender Patients
Various bills in state legislatures across the United States are seeking to ban or limit gender-affirming healthcare options for transgender children and teenagers, with new laws carrying the threat of imprisonment...
Possessing Marijuana in California Prisons Still Illegal per State Supreme Court
This article appears in the Spring 2023 Inmate Litigation Reporter , an exclusive quarterly digest analyzing new legal developments affecting the rights of people in prison -- developed specifically for people in prison.
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Why Many States Restrict ‘Pay if Paid’ Contract Terms in Construction Deals - LexisNexis Construction Law
By Steven G. M. Stein | Partner, Stein Ray LLP
Pay if Paid Provisions Shift Risk of Non-Payment Downstream
Pay if paid provisions are quite common in construction subcontracts, shifting the risk of non-payment by an owner to a general contractor ...
Recent Amendment to Illinois Business Entity Law Adds New Requirement for State Contractors
By Eric Geringswald | CSC
A recent amendment to Illinois ’ business entity statutes will require state contractors to annually submit a list of services suppliers to the state’s Commission on Equity and Inclusion.
The list must be organized...