Legislative Update: Idiopathic and Unexplained Falls
Effective July 1, 2019, injuries in the workplace from idiopathic and unexplained falls will be subject to a new law.
Analysis and observations from all 50 states from Dentons’ public policy experts and members of the Dentons 50 network.
Effective July 1, 2019, injuries in the workplace from idiopathic and unexplained falls will be subject to a new law.
The following comes by way of Dentons 50 partner Capital Results in Richmond The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed an appeal […]
The following comes by way of Dentons 50 partner Capital Results in Virginia. Republicans currently hold the slimmest of majorities […]
The Connecticut General Assembly wrapped up its 2019 regular session on Wednesday, June 6th with a flurry of bills passed in […]
After 6 hours of debate, the Senate passed Paid Family and Medical Leave legislation. The bill creates a quasi-public agency to oversee the […]
The following comes by way of Dentons 50 partner Hill Capitol Strategies in Minnesota. After nearly six months of committee […]
The following comes by way of Dentons 50 partner Hill Capitol Strategies in Minnesota. At 6:57 Saturday morning, a rare […]
After a number of long days and late nights, the First Session of the 88th General Assembly of Iowa adjourned sine die on Saturday, April 27, 2019-the 105th day of session, five days ahead of the scheduled adjournment date.
At the close of Week 14, with 2 weeks left until the scheduled adjournment date of May 3rd, both House and Senate Majority Leadership teams are signaling that the session is nearly complete.
The following deep dive comes by way of Dentons 50 partner firm Mannis Canning & Associates. The 2019 General Assembly […]
Budget bills and confirmations were the focus of activity this week at the Capitol.
At midnight on Tuesday, April 2, the 2019 Georgia Legislative Session came to a close. After hundreds of bills were […]